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Both Intel and AMD have issued warnings to their Chinese clientele regarding potential delays in server CPU shipments as demand for AI technology surges.
Nvidia will not be launching any new graphics cards for gamers this year, with the RTX 60-series also facing delays due to the ongoing memory shortage impacting the supply chain.
GOG's handling of an AI-generated banner sparks controversy among users, as the company's response is deemed unsatisfactory by many.
A new report reveals that many consumers don't want AI on their devices, citing usability and privacy concerns.
IBM's chairperson Arvind Krishna expresses confidence in Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang's ability to innovate despite market uncertainties.
IBM's CEO Arvind Krishna provides an optimistic view on the AI industry's future, believing subscription growth is key for sustainability.
Two brothers have been apprehended for attempting to erase government databases and reportedly sought assistance from AI to obscure their actions.
Micron announces the end of its Crucial consumer RAM line, prioritizing AI products, amid ongoing price surges and shortages in the RAM market.
An exploration of Google's latest capability to generate AI-driven headlines, which some find misleading.
OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman has signaled a major initiative to enhance ChatGPT as Google’s Gemini 3 poses a serious threat.
Micron announces it will stop offering Crucial DDR memory for PC users starting February 2026, shifting its focus to AI data centers due to increased demand.
OpenAI appears to be moving towards transforming ChatGPT into an advertising platform, raising questions about its future capabilities and overall utility.
Microsoft faced backlash for incorporating its Copilot AI logo on this year's Christmas sweater, a move perceived as an overreach of AI branding.
Fortnite's latest chapter has sparked a major controversy as players suspect the use of AI-generated art, leading to widespread dissatisfaction.
Samantha Béart discusses the disparities between player appreciation for voice actors and how they are perceived in the game development industry.
Microsoft's recent introduction of AI capabilities in Windows 11 brings along the potential for misleading information and vulnerabilities, as stated in a security alert.
In a recent interview, Rockstar co-founder Dan Houser expressed skepticism towards AI technology, warning that it might eventually lead to self-destruction akin to mad cow disease.
This week saw an explosion of Black Friday deals across the gaming industry, alongside significant updates and announcements from major titles and hardware manufacturers.
Recent reports indicate that AI technology is enabling individuals with minimal technical expertise to engage in cybercrimes, particularly in crafting ransomware.
Let It Die: Inferno, the unexpected sequel to the 2016 game, integrates AI technology in its voices, music, and graphics, raising concerns among fans.
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