AMD signs new sponsorship deal with Fnatic eSports team
Now to include Ryzen and Radeon brands
AMD has extended its reach into eSports with a new deal signed with well-known Fnatic eSports team, which will make the company an exclusive hardware partner with motherboards, GPUs, CPUs, and laptops.
Nvidia and AMD to suffer from crypto downturn
This quarter and going forward
A year ago we had a conversation with one of the knowledgeable people about graphics and back then we were warned that the Ethereum rise is most likely something that will backfire for graphics card manufacturers.
AMD has a new Polaris brand
MSI MECH is with us
AMD is getting another new brand for its Polaris based GPUs dubbed MSI MECH.
AMD latest official slides show CPU and GPU on track
Zen 3, Navi, and next-gen on track
In addition to revealing that Ryzen Threadripper 2000 series is now sampling, AMD has given a bit more information on its future CPU and GPU plans with fresh two new slides, confirming that both Vega and Zen 2 7nm designs are complete as well as that its future designs are on track.
OEMS offer AMD Ryzen PRO mobile and desktop APUs
With built-in Radeon Vega graphics
PC OEMs Dell, HP, and Lenovo are offering AMD Ryzen PRO mobile and desktop accelerated processing units (APUs) with integrated Radeon Vega graphics in a variety of their commercial systems.
AMD says Ryzen Threadripper 2000 is sampling
Q3 launch seems likely
During its announcement of the Ryzen Pro 2000 series CPU lineup, AMD provided a few more details on its upcoming Ryzen Threadripper 2000 series CPUs, saying that these are now sampling.
AMD schedules its Computex 2018 press conference
More Ryzen CPUs on the way
AMD has officially scheduled its Computex 2018 press conference, where the company is expected to most likely unveil its 2nd generation Ryzen Pro series CPUs as well as the Ryzen Mobile Pro lineup.
ASRock can't flog RX 500s GPUs in EU
AMD said no
ASRock has been prevented from sellinf a new set of cards which it had hoped to cash in on the crypto-currency wave.
Nvidia shutting GPP makes it look guilty
Geforce Partner Program RIP
Geforce Partner Program is officially terminated, as of last Friday, and it makes Nvidia look guilty as hell. Nvidia - a massively dominating player - has close to 75 percent of discrete market share, but this varies up and down from quarter to quarter. Some report that regulators got involved and started looking at GPP. Once you have 75 percent plus market share in anything, you don't want regulators to knock on your doors.
More Intel bugs emerge
And maybe some ARM bugs too
German online magazine c't is reporting that as many eight new bugs in Intel microprocessors have been spotted.