The Latest Breaking News from Architecture

Junya Ishigami presents new furniture at Maniera Gallery in Belgium (until 31 August 2024), following the series' launch during Milan Design Week

Here, we talk to 20 interior designers to tap into their favorite places to shop for wallpaper for every budget, style, and room

Don't expect major changes to the architecture, as that's been all kept for RDNA 4.

Samsung Electronics has started mass production of its 9th generation of V-NAND memory. The first dies based on their latest NAND tech come in a 1 Tb capacity using a triple-level cell (TLC) architecture, with data transfer rates as high as 3.2 GT/s. The new 3D TLC NAND memory will…

AMD will reportedly stick with GDDR6 memory yet again in its upcoming RDNA 4 GPU architecture, opting to not to use GDDR7 memory even though it's now in production.

Fall for the industrial materials, rugged textures, and monochromatic palette of brutalist interior design

Nvidia's Blackwell architecture is nearly here, set to power the RTX 50-series graphics cards. With the official announcement out of the way, we've gathered together the various rumors and details of what to expect from the next generation GPUs, including potential specs and release dates. Here's everything we know about…

CF Design, Ltd. aims to design homes that tell stories, spark conversations, and inspire admiration for their beauty and the values they represent shaped by the lives living within their walls.

The Sony World Photography Awards 2024 winners have been revealed – we celebrate the Architecture & Design category’s visual artists

A leak has revealed that Intel is planning two new Xeon 6 CPUs boasting a whopping 500W TDP rating, one with just P-cores and the other featuring E-cores only. The P-core model will have 128 cores while the E-core variant will come with 288 cores.

Four entry-level EVs will debut in 2026 using Xpeng’s electronic architecture to slash costs by up to 40%. Let's hope these improvements will make their way to the U.S. sooner rather than later.