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5 reasons x86 might not be the future of home computing anymore
PCs and servers over the last few decades, and yet, we're starting to see a tangible shift towards something different. Arm ...
AMD Gets A Downgrade And It's Not DeepSeek Related
Reitzes downgrades AMD to Hold, lowers price target to $129. Cautious on x86 servers & PCs due to Nvidia competition. Slashes ...
Arm aims to challenge x86 dominance with faster CPUs and AI-enhanced GPUs
In a sit-down with PCWorld at CES, Bergey revealed that after achieving a lead in IPC (instructions per clock), Arm is now aggressively targeting higher operating ...
RISC-V Revolution: How Open Source Processors Are Changing the CPU Market
Explore the advantages, challenges, and global impact of RISC-V, the free architecture transforming IoT, HPC, and embedded ...
Microsoft updates Intel-based Surface PCs, if you can pay for them
But if you work in a large organization or you're an IT administrator, the bifurcated approach continues. Microsoft announced ...
Parallels can finally run x86 versions of Windows or Linux on Apple Silicon
Last week, Parallels released a new update that partially resolves this problem: Users of Parallels Desktop Pro 20.2.0 now have access to x86 operating systems via an "early technology preview" of ...
Arm Holdings: Robust Growth Prospects Don't Warrant Triple Digits PE Valuations
Discover why ARM's growth prospects in data centers, CPUs, smartphones, and automotive tech are promising, despite its high ...
ARM allegedly wants to continue selling its own CPUs
ARM's parent company Softbank is reportedly interested in Ampere. ARM could thus also enter into direct competition with AMD, ...
Parallels introduces x86 emulation for Apple Silicon Macs
That changed last week with Parallels Desktop 20.2, which adds preliminary x86 emulation so you can fire up 64-bit versions ...