The Latest Breaking News from Tom’s Hardware

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 arrive next week, and Nvidia has Game Ready drivers available. Here's a look at the system requirements and other details..

Many chip companies are expanding their presence in Vietnam, especially in back-end manufacturing, as the tensions between China and the U.S. continue to simmer.

Software for in-memory computing is now being developed. Researchers have successfully developed a conversion layer for Python code that allows existing Python code to function with in-memory computing.

Huawei's SSD-tape hybrid storage device could replace hard drives.

Nvidia has kicked off a new game bundling promotion. This time it is hoping to sell a few more of its ageing GeForce RTX 40 series GPUs off the back of a potential blockbuster new game - Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.

Asus has registered a large number of upcoming budget motherboards at the EEC including a mysterious B850E variant.

VMWare makes its Fusion and Workstation Editions free to all users and slowly winds down Active Support functions.

Security researchers discovered that concatenated ZIP files have been used to hide malicious files in ZIP archives.

Leaked Geekbench test results show that Intel's upcoming Core Ultra 5 225H will be a decent uplift from its Meteor Lake predecessor but might not be able to catch up to Lunar Lake.

LG and Tenstorrent have announced that they will expand their collaboration efforts. The tech twosome already have some SoC plans in progress, but today they voiced intention to develop AI chips to push forward LS’s concept of ‘Affectionate Intelligence’ in AI-powered home applicances, smart home solutions, mobility, and commercial applications.

The Nvidia App 1.0 launches today, featuring a number of improvements over GeForce Experience, including the addition of many Nvidia Control Panel functions, AV1 120 FPS capture, and RTX HDR support. With its arrival, GFE and NCP move to legacy status.