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Nvidia's biggest customers are lining up to take it down using ASICs and Broadcom could be the winner of that battle
Broadcom secures fourth custom XPU client, believed to be OpenAI, joining Meta, Google and ByteDance in turning to ASICs to reduce reliance on Nvidia GPUs.
Nvidia's GeForce Now RTX 5080 Ultimate membership is so good on my Lenovo Legion Go S, that I'm afraid it'll make my handheld's hardware obsolete
Cloud gaming has never been on my radar, but with a reliable internet connection, Nvidia's upgraded RTX 5080 plan makes it seem like GeForce Now is the future of gaming.
Thinking of streaming your PC gaming? Nvidia's GeForce Now is about to get more tempting as RTX 5080 GPU powers up top-tier plan
The top GeForce Now plan is going to offer smoother gaming from September 10 thanks to the RTX 5080 GPU.
So who are the mystery trio? Over half of Nvidia’s data center revenue comes from three unnamed customers
Nvidia’s record-breaking revenue reveals dependence on three unnamed customers, raising concerns over concentration risks and geopolitical pressures in data center growth.
Gigabyte isn't holding back with its new RTX 5090 AI external GPU – but no gamer actually needs this
Gigabyte is kicking things up a notch with portable AI tasks and gaming, with the Aorus RTX 5090 AI Box looking to boost performance significantly, but it's likely overkill for gamers.
Nvidia's Super refreshes could arrive soon to fix the biggest problem with RTX 5000 GPUs – their lack of memory
Nvidia could turn the RTX 5070 into a killer GPU by equipping it with 18GB of VRAM and pricing it keenly.
Mediatek's crucial role in building the Nvidia GB10 highlighted in new presentation - so could Jensen Huang mull a potential $73 billion acquisition?
GB10 presentation highlights how industry-standard interfaces enable Nvidia GPUs and Mediatek CPUs to work seamlessly together.
Nvidia has never been more dominant with GPUs – and that suggests AMD's RX 9000 models have a pricing problem
Nvidia now has a 94% share of the GPU market, while AMD languishes at an all-time low. So, what can Team Red do?
