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LG is making its mark on the gaming world with the unveiling of its UltraGear 27GX790A OLED monitor. The 27GX790A stands out for its 480Hz refresh rate, a first in the world of OLED monitors. According to the manufacturer, this frequency ensures unprecedented picture fluidity. With a response time of 0.03 ms, ghosting is a thing of the past.

The next Ryzen 9900X3D and 9950X3D will be unveiled at CES 2025 and will probably be launched at the end of January.

Intel is getting ready to launch its new generation of graphics cards, the Arc Battlemage, headlined by the Arc B580. The launch, scheduled for December 2024, confirms Intel’s determination not to give up on this market where the previous generation got off to a rocky start. And Intel has no intention of stopping there. After the Battlemage series, the company is already planning the

Panasonic, the Japanese electronics giant, recently caused a stir by ‘resurrecting’ its founder, Kōnosuke Matsushita, using artificial intelligence. More than three decades after his disappearance, Matsushita returns in the form of a digital avatar, ready to share his wisdom with new generations. This new application of AI has also caused some unease. In Japan, Kōnosuke Matsushita, has a very special aura. Nicknamed the “God of Management”, he founded Panasonic in 1918. His vision and principles have shaped the company and inspired many entrepreneurs.

It’s news that’s got the tech world in an uproar: Pat Gelsinger, Intel’s CEO since February 2021, has decided to throw in the towel. The news, confirmed on December 2, 2024, took everyone by surprise.

AMD seems intent on presenting a full load of new products at CES 2025 in early January in Las Vegas. Here's an update on the products we're expecting.

Geekom, known here for its reliable, high-performance AMD and Intel mini-PCs, is preparing to launch the first mini-PC equipped with an ARM Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite chip, according to leaks from the Chinese social network Weibo. This is somewhat paradoxical news, given that Qualcomm has put an end to its development kit for a Mini PC based on its ARM SoCs for Windows.

The sudden departure of Pat Gelsinger, CEO of Intel, has left more than one partner perplexed. Behind the scenes, many are pointing at an unusual approach from Intel and wondering whether the company’s strategy is going up in flames. What is intriguing is the sudden decision, announced in the media as being Gelsinger’s initiative. He has declared his right to early retirement. According to sources, this unexpected decision was prompted by a loss of confidence from the Board of Directors. There are even whispers that he was given the choice of leaving or being

Rapidus is a name that has been circulating in semiconductor industry circles for some time now. This young Japanese company has been in the news for some time, with its bid to shake up the Taiwanese giant TSMC.

Today, we’re bringing you the build of a high-end PC built around the