Zak Killian is a journalist for HotHardware, Inc., specializing in technology and hardware news. With a focus on computer components, gaming devices, and cutting-edge technology, Zak provides in-depth reviews and analysis of the latest products in the industry.
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Valve said it wasn't going to make a new Steam Deck until there was a "significant" technical evolution, a step forward in terms of what capabilities the device would have.
By: Zak Killian
AMD's Zen 5 processors have been out a few months , and you know what that means for journalists like us: time to start looking to the future.
By: Zak Killian
When NVIDIA debuted its GeForce Experience app over a decade ago, the online login requirement made many PC hardware grognards (like this author) leery of the software despite its many useful functions.
By: Zak Killian
When you think of bulk storage, you probably still think about hard drives , and that's fair enough; spinning rust still offers superior value in terms of price per gigabyte.
By: Zak Killian
You remember yesterday, when we wrote about Micron's new 6550 ION SSD and how it wasn't exactly the biggest SSD we'd seen?
By: Zak Killian
Once upon a time, the idea of gaming on a machine without a discrete graphics card was basically a laughable proposition, at least if you were trying
By: Zak Killian
Remember when AMD released the Ryzen 7000X3D CPUs and it turned out that some motherboards had broken over-current protection that resulted in a
By: Zak Killian
Fears about AI rising up and annihilating humans are a bit premature at this point, but neural networks can still behave in some unpredictable and shocking ways at times.
By: Zak Killian
Today, at the Supercomputing 2024 conference, a numerous companies announced their latest AI, HPC and supercomputing offerings . Chief among those
By: Zak Killian
We're tentatively looking forward to the launch of Intel's second-generation Arc graphics cards ( codenamed "Battlemage" ) with earned enthusiasm, as
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