As AMD makes its roadmap simpler to understand, Intel is doing the exact opposite and sowing confusion, giving its rival significant channel traction.

Sony's film division may be struggling, but the beloved PS3 is going gangbusters. How's a US$3.5 billion profit sound?

The chips will stay down for the tech industry until at least the end of 2009, say component suppliers.

Microsoft is slashing the price of its Office suite in China by over 70 per cent, in a move aimed at cutting piracy.

Steve Ballmer is in no way disappointed with Windows Vista. It is selling “incredibly well”, he told a press conference in Herzeliya, Israel today.

Intel's Sean Maloney kicked off Intel's first Computex keynote yesterday with praise for the Taiwanese motherboard makers, talk of Wimax and some optimistic talk about innovation being the way out of the present economic crisis

New numbers out today from market research outfit Jon Peddie (JPR) predict worldwide growth for PC gaming hardware shipments and regional market share to be “amazing”.

Eeexcited about its AIOs

AMD co founder, Ed Turney, has died of brain cancer at his old age home in Cupertino, aged 79.

AMD gave Computex visitors a bit of a treat this morning in Taipei at its press conference by showing off the world's first demo of DX11 graphics silicon, which is suspected to be the forthcoming RV870 GPU

The battle between portable devices is heating up.

We were sure April Fool's Day jokes were limited to April 1st. So imagine our surprise when, this morning, April 2nd, we discovered Nvidia's 'mythical' GTX275 card - was actually being made physically available.

That's life, not wife