Nvidia is setting new financial records, as shown in its latest quarterly report, nearly doubling its revenue from the third quarter of last year (2024). The tech giant announced a remarkable performance for the three months that ended in October 2024, bringing in revenue of $35.1 billion—a 17% increase from the last quarter and an incredible […]
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The buzz around Nvidia’s soon-to-be-released Blackwell series of consumer GPUs has been intensifying. A recent leak from VideoCardz has provided us some insights into what we can anticipate from the upcoming RTX 5070 Ti GPU. Specifications Unveiled As per the information from VideoCardz’s insider, known as Kopite7, the new card, referred to internally as PG147/SKU 60,
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Almost a month has gone by since @I_Leak_VN revealed some recent speculation about the possible launch price for the GeForce RTX 5090. In the meantime, there have been some claims that Nvidia is stopping the supply of various RTX 40 GPUs. In connection with that, the company also declared a $99 game giveaway for customers who
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Reports about Nvidia reducing the supply of high-end RTX 40 GPUs by up to 50% began in August. At that time, we guessed this cut might be to ready the market for the upcoming RTX 50 “Blackwell” release. Supply Cuts on RTX 40 Models New information has come from Chinese Board Channels about the discontinuation of
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AMD has made the decision to cut its workforce by 1,000 employees globally. This semiconductor firm, often viewed as a key competitor to Nvidia, shared an earnings report for Q3 in September that showed mixed results. Financial Performance Insights According to a report from Reuters, AMD saw its revenue in the data center sector, which includes
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The GeForce RTX 40 series is nearing its end. Although Nvidia hasn’t made any formal announcements, it is anticipated that the company will reveal new models like the RTX 5080 and RTX 5090 at CES 2025 in January. In preparation for this, it seems that Nvidia is working to sell off its remaining stock of the
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Amazon is set to launch its next-generation Trainium 2 AI chip next month, promising performance improvements of up to four times compared to the original version. Development and Acquisition According to The Financial Times, the chip was designed by Annapurna Labs, a microelectronics startup from Israel that Amazon bought in 2015. The goal behind this acquisition
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Yesterday, Nvidia made two important software announcements that deserve our attention. While many people might not see driver updates as significant, the new version 566.15 GeForce Game Ready Driver package is certainly something to think about. This update offers day-one support for DLSS 3 with Frame Generation and Super Resolution, not only for the eagerly awaited
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Nvidia has revealed that it will limit the monthly gameplay on its game streaming platform, GeForce Now. The Priority membership plan has been rebranded to Performance, which offers 1440p streaming at a cost of $9.99 (€9.26 or £7.71) each month. The Ultimate plan enables streaming up to 4K resolution for $19.99 (€18.53 or £15.42) monthly. New
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Nvidia is preparing to introduce an Arm-based platform for consumer PCs in September 2025, marking a significant step in the company’s bold venture into the CPU sector. This initiative combines Nvidia’s CPU and GPU technologies, targeting high-end devices, with a broader launch anticipated around March 2026. Nvidia’s Expertise in the CPU Market Nvidia is drawing on
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