Gavin Bonshor is a Senior Editor at AnandTech, a platform dedicated to providing in-depth analysis and reviews of technology products. With a passion for silicon and a love for coffee, Gavin's articles cover a wide range of topics in the tech industry, including processor reviews, product launches, and live event coverage.
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Gavin Bonshor's articles predominantly focus on technology, particularly processors from companies like AMD and Intel. His coverage heavily involves press releases and private sector announcements related to gaming and product promotions.
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New flagship SoC drops Arm and grows its own legs with Oryon
Former Nvidia engineer's discovery shows graphics compute can kick some serious ass
No longer an underdog - it now challenges Arm and x86
Doesn't quite confirm eight-week license cancellation deadline, but does strap on the gloves
By: Gavin Bonshor
Hitachi Rail contract inked by SF transport board will kill the throwback
Big personnel changes happening as semiconductor materials seller looks set to list Taiwan biz in 2025
Zen 5 3D V-cache is here at last, and priced at $479 – one for the gamers or multi-purpose desktop chip for all?
Snapdragon X Plus 8-core platform gains traction with 58 laptop designs ... but will Windows users care?
By: Gavin Bonshor
Until compatibility issues are properly addressed, it'll never stand up to x86
Now it's up to OEMs and devs to decide whether they want in
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