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AheadComputing, formed by former Intel engineers, wants to take RISC-V to the next level and rival Arm.

It all started in 1993 when Richard Rogers wrote an article saying “how are we going to celebrate the millennium”? That led to a competition for ideas organized by the Sunday Times and the Architecture Foundation.

This biophilic iteration of the classic design style reaches further into Brutalism's environmental roots

Nintendo GameCube and Wii's PowerPC architecture makes a barebones functioning port of Windows NT possible.

Discover Liu Jiakun, the latest Pritzker Architecture Prize laureate, celebrated for his innovative and community-focused architectural designs in China.

Mercedes-AMG made its first electric vehicle over a decade ago—no, not the EQS. The extremely limited SLS AMG Electric Drive was Stuttgart’s first performance EV, but the brand wouldn't slap its badge onto another electric car until the EQ lineup. But that will soon change. The company is reportedly developing…

The annual Pritzker Architecture Prize has been awarded to Liu Jiakun of China, who earned the field’s highest honor for “affirming architecture that celebrates the lives of ordinary citizens.”

He turns steelworks into parks and makes ‘rebirth bricks’ from earthquake rubble. As the novelist, meditator and ‘accidental architect’ wins the Pritzker prize, we look at the masterful temples, caves and public spaces of this one-man antidote to Chinese bombast

A new chip is all very well, but how about making the first one work properly.

Currently based in New York, Radhna's journey has been defined by a passion for pushing the boundaries of sustainability in architecture.

Nick Stath explains how he made the eerie, atmospheric environment for the sci-fi horrors of Alien: Romulus.