The latest analysis of the PC graphics-card market shows AMD following Intel's plunge in market share, ceding almost the entire PC graphics market to Nvidia.

NVIDIA is absolutely dominating the PC graphics card market. We already knew this, of course, but according to the latest market audit by Jon Peddie Research (JPR), NVIDIA's lead has grown to new ...

A recent report suggests that Nvidia controls nearly the entirety of the graphics card on PC, capturing a large majority of the industry.

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In a twist no one saw coming, Intel and Nvidia are teaming up to put RTX graphics directly into Intel PC chips, likely for laptops. The deal involves Intel and Nvidia jointly developing “multiple ...

Little has changed in the PC graphics-card market, according to a new report Monday. Nvidia still controls the vast majority of the PC graphics card market, but Intel actually has a small share. Yes, ...

The new GeForce RTX 5090 is the fastest PC graphics card money can buy currently, and it reasserts Nvidia’s dominance in a product category and technology that the company founded itself on so many ...

AI chip giant Nvidia is poised to reenter the PC market with new system-on-a-chip (SoC) designs based on Intel and/or MediaTek processors.

Gaming PCs Holy RAMpocalypse! Here's an RTX 5070 Ti gaming PC with a load of RAM and SSD storage, all inexplicably at last year's price Processors The massive difference between how well Resident Evil ...

WTF?! We've seen many things turned into mini-PCs, but this could be the first time a repurposed graphics card has been transformed into a functioning computer. Made by custom PC builder CherryTree, ...

PC graphics shipments grew 2.5 percent last quarter, a report by Jon Peddie Associates found Monday. Data center GPUs, however, grew an average of 145 percent. And that’s the state of the market right ...