Intel Starts Microsoft's Driver Quality Reset
Intel's new Wi-Fi driver is the first Windows 11 release to follow Microsoft's Driver Quality Initiative, with Arc GPUs next.
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Intel's new Wi-Fi driver is the first Windows 11 release to follow Microsoft's Driver Quality Initiative, with Arc GPUs next.
Researchers found thousands of GPU servers leaking monitoring data online, with some vulnerable to a high-severity flaw.
AMD's CEO says chip supply will rise substantially in 2027, but only for AI and data centers, not Radeon GPUs or Ryzen CPUs.
A prominent leaker claims Nvidia's next-gen GeForce GPUs won't arrive until 2028, with the memory shortage cited as a likely factor.
GeForce driver 616.56 causes screen flicker and color corruption; Nvidia says a fix is being tested.
Researchers show a new Rowhammer variant can defeat ECC on Nvidia GPUs, enabling root access on affected systems.
AI cloud firm Lambda raises $1B in private debt to buy Nvidia chips for Microsoft lease.
New Rowhammer attack defeats ECC on NVIDIA GPUs, enabling DoS and root-level privilege escalation.
Adobe and Nvidia address dozens of vulnerabilities, including critical flaws in AI infrastructure and GPU attack mitigations.
Rumors of significant hardware cost increases emerge as Nvidia offers limited MSRP access for high-end cards at QuakeCon.
AI coding startup Cursor officially joins SpaceX, gaining access to its vast GPU fleet as part of a $60B deal.
Researchers detail how malicious GPU workloads could trigger cascading power grid failures through high-frequency electrical modulation.
High prices for next-generation memory modules are reportedly stalling the arrival of Nvidia's upcoming RTX 5000 Super graphics cards.
A $400 million loan for General Compute signals a pivot from GPU-centric financing toward specialized, efficiency-focused AI hardware.
As a component supply crisis persists, manufacturers are reintroducing older GPU models to maintain entry-level market presence.
The Aorus Master 16 Gen 2 pairs flagship GPU performance with a slim form factor, but design trade-offs create significant friction.
A reported hardware failure involving a high-end graphics card suggests physical stresses may present new risks to user systems.