The Latest Breaking News from AMD

The Dell 14 Plus (DB14255) is a plain but capable mid-range Windows AI laptop that mostly gets the basics right, but its display is disappointingly mediocre.

Nvidia says that the U.S. legislators' attempt to restrict exports unnecessarily is counterproductive, as the U.S. is already its top priority.

AMD has just launched the Ryzen 5 9500F in China, after weeks of leaks spoiled its arrival. The new Zen 5-based CPU features six cores and 12 threads, along with 32MB of L3 cache, all powered by a 65W TDP. AMD says it's at least 7% and up to 24%…

Someone discovered an engineering sample of the Radeon AI Pro 9700 GPU with 32GB of VRAM and they're asking what to do with it.

Semiconductor ETFs are now carrying a new risk factor: politics. Weeks after President Donald Trump announced an $8.9 billion, roughly 10% U.S. government stake in Intel Corp. (NASDAQ:INTC), fund managers are debating whether exposure to the chipmaker now brings policy-driven upside or geopolitical downside.

Lenovo has taken a step in the wrong direction with its pricing for the Lenovo Legion Go 2, and I fear the handheld may be dead on arrival.

Intel’s Software Defined Super Cores patent fuses multiple CPU cores to improve single-thread performance with higher efficiency, revisiting past experiments.

Broadcom has secured a $10 billion deal to supply custom AI accelerators and rack-scale hardware to an undisclosed customer — widely believed to be OpenAI — signaling that the design has been validated and full-scale deployment is on track for late 2026.

Advanced Micro Devices is poised to reclaim market share in 2026, and the analysts are underestimating its potential, setting it up to outperform.

Stock purchases by members of Congress can draw attention from retail investors for several reasons, including their small-cap status, sector representation through committee assignments, or reporting after disclosure deadlines.

Broadcom recently announced a $10 billion deal with one unnamed customer. Hmmm.