Windows machines running on Arm are here! Actually, they’ve been here for years. But don’t call it a comeback, because those ...

Arm launches its new Lumex line of mobile CPUs, with double-digit performance improvements and an updated ray-tracing engine.

NVIDIA is reportedly planning on making Arm-based chips for Windows PCs. According to Reuters, the company has “quietly begun” taking on Intel by designing processors compatible with Microsoft’s ...

Still far short of the 50% market share Arm infra chief was hoping for Nvidia isn’t the only one riding the AI boom. During ...

Nvidia is developing new Arm-based CPUs to run with Microsoft's Windows, aiming to compete with fellow tech companies in the AI computing space. The new CPUs are expected to launch in 2025 and will ...

This $800 Asus laptop with Snapdragon chip is Copilot ready, but far pricier gaming laptops are not. Tushar Mehta / Digital Trends In just over a year, the landscape of Windows laptops has changed ...

Intel looks set to get some fresh competition in the personal computer market that's sure to make a few of its shareholders sweat. As Reuters reports, people familiar with the matter believe Nvidia is ...

Microsoft may finally bring x86 emulation to its ARM hardware running Windows 10 Mobile, but will there be any demand for the feature? Microsoft's market share losses make that difficult to predict.

Months of using a ThinkPad with a Qualcomm Snapdragon CPU shows that Windows on Arm has advanced greatly. But here's why you might want to wait even longer to make it your primary PC. This Lenovo, ...

2022 was supposed to be the big year for Windows on ARM. It’s been a long road to get here, and for those of us who have followed the transition from the beginning, it’s not been without its ups and ...

ARM processors aren’t a new thing, they’ve been around for a while but they just have not been successful on Windows PCs. Apple managed to make ARM processors work on its computers, and their chip is ...

CPU-Z is one of those little programs that has become a staple of the computer nerd world, never making waves, but showing up everywhere from the lowliest forum posts to the most in-depth review ...