Gavin Bonshor is a Senior Editor at AnandTech. He specializes in technology, software, hardware, and deep tech, with a keen focus on reviews and topics related to AI and telecommunications, particularly in the context of transportation and mobility. Gavin's insights and expertise have also been featured in Knowledia and The Register.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Not enough data
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.
Given the nature of his coverage, Gavin may be interested in receiving pitches that offer exclusive insights or early access to information about upcoming processor releases, technological advancements in gaming hardware, or expert opinions on the direction of the industry. Sources with insider knowledge about these companies or products could also capture his attention.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Gavin’s work, he appears to cover global developments within the technology sector without a regional preference.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
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
By: Gavin Bonshor
From post-Athlon 64 dive into near obscurity to chip market stalwart A decade ago, the landscape of the x86 processor market was nowhere near as competitive as it is now.
Ambition meets reality as geopolitical, technical, and logistical challenges loom
By: Gavin Bonshor
Can it topple x86 and Arm, or is the gap too wide to close? Feature RISC-V has been talked up as a challenger to Arm and x86, offering an
(833) 317-6278 
