Intel has submitted its final batch of Xe driver feature updates for the upcoming Linux 6.19 kernel. The changes include SRIOV administration capabilities, job queue limits, and various bug fixes. This marks the completion of major feature development for Intel’s modern graphics driver architecture.
ASUS reports “extremely positive” market response to the new Xbox ROG Ally handheld. The company says demand for premium models has surprised them and revealed revenue projections between $96-160 million.
Tech marketing often pushes confusing terms that make motherboard shopping difficult. One writer shares how specific features initially drew them to flagships, but the quality and reliability kept them coming back despite the premium price.
Intel has updated its XeSS SDK to bring frame generation support to Meteor Lake integrated graphics. The chips use DPAS AI units instead of full tensor hardware, requiring optimization work. This should help boost performance on laptops and handhelds that struggle with frame rates.
The Abu Dhabi-listed company has activated the first phase of its Ethiopian operations using renewable energy from the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. This marks a significant expansion of Bitcoin mining infrastructure in Africa with state utility cooperation.
Samsung’s ambitious Galaxy Z TriFold now has an official launch date according to new leaks. The device will arrive on December 5, 2025 powered by a high-end Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset, though the exact model remains uncertain.
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 series could feature significantly faster RAM that directly translates to better camera performance. The 10.7Gbps speeds promise to eliminate common photography frustrations like shutter lag and slow lens switching.
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 series may feature faster RAM despite maintaining the same 12GB capacity as the S25. This could provide meaningful speed improvements even without increasing memory size. The leaks suggest Samsung is focusing on optimization over raw specs.
Samsung’s ambitious Galaxy Z TriFold hits stores December 5th, but in extremely limited quantities. The company is playing it safe with just 20,000-30,000 units for the initial production run. This cautious approach contrasts with Samsung’s broader foldable ambitions for 2025.
The notebook OLED market has hit a plateau with 2025 shipments projected to remain flat at 10 million units. Industry analysts believe Apple’s entry in 2026 could trigger explosive 30%+ growth in medium- and large-sized OLED displays.
