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Here's why 2022 is the right time for NVIDIA's RTX 40-series GPUs to launch
By Robert Carnevale published
If consumers are unable to get the graphics cards of yesterday, is the world ready for the graphics cards of tomorrow? Experts have a verdict on the matter.
Here's what Russia legalizing piracy could mean for tech companies
By Robert Carnevale published
Russia's reportedly removing the barriers between piracy and legality. But will such a move be detrimental for everyone involved?
Microsoft or Meta: Who's best positioned to win the metaverse?
By Robert Carnevale published
The metaverse is coming whether we like it or not. The only question is: Whose interpretation is going to lead the pack?
Here's why NFTs may be the next era of licensing technology
By Robert Carnevale last updated
NFTs have been called a grift by many, many people. The question few seem to be asking is: Are NFTs any more of a grift than the licensing policies people follow today?
The implications of Windows 11 emojigate: Here's what the experts think
By Robert Carnevale published
Windows 11 hasn't had a perfect track record of communicating its intentions to consumers. But neither has Windows as a product line. Is that pattern set to change anytime soon?
Why are Microsoft and Sony going on an acquisition spree, and who is the next target?
By Robert Carnevale published
Microsoft and Sony have spoken: The big fish in the sea are hungry for some little fish. Why is this happening now, and which company is most likely to be acquired next?
The death of the NVIDIA Arm acquisition: Why it happened and who's affected
By Robert Carnevale last updated
This is just how it works out sometimes.
Can Linux steal the desktop PC crown from Windows? Experts weigh in.
By Robert Carnevale published
Everyone's favorite penguin isn't done waddling forward.
Here's why Microsoft made a nearly $70 billion bet on gaming giant Activision Blizzard
By Robert Carnevale last updated
It's as big as deals get.
Experts weigh in on 2022's PC gaming scene: Chip shortages, cloud gaming, and which industry giant has the advantage
By Robert Carnevale published
The ghosts of 2021 industry-wide issues will keep haunting the PC gaming sector through 2022. But even so, some companies are in better shape than others to take the new year by storm.
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