Arm versus x86 is a battle for the ages. And 2025 was meant to be the year that Arm chips finally made inroads into the PC and indeed PC gaming. That should have been thanks to Qualcomm's Snapdragon X ...

Microsoft says over 7,000 apps and games now work on Windows on Arm, including Photoshop, Blender, and Spotify. Here's what's ...

Arm-based PCs won't rock the PC world in 2025, according to a recently published report by self-described tech intelligence experts, ABI Research. In a report outlining 101 tech trends that will – and ...

For the first time in the decade-plus that Microsoft has been trying to make Arm-powered Windows PCs happen, we’ve finally got some pretty good ones. The latest Surface Pro and Surface Laptop (and the ...

The demise of traditional x86 PC processors in favour of leaner, more efficient Arm chips has been predicted since, well, it seems like forever. For that notion to gain any traction for PC gaming, ...

Arm has already won over Apple. Apple made the switch from standard PC central processing units (CPUs) based on the dominant x86 architecture to custom Arm-based CPUs for its Mac computers a few years ...

Nvidia might be at the heart of your next gaming PC, not just through a graphics card, but also through your processor. Team Green is working on an Arm-based PC platform that’s built around a CPU and ...

Arm CEO Rene Haas sat down with PCWorld to discuss the monumental efforts needed to make Windows on Arm compelling. As Qualcomm-powered Windows on Arm PCs begin appearing here at Computex, ushering in ...

Matthew is a PC Hardware Writer at XDA, having previously written for Digital Trends, Tom's Hardware, and other publications since 2018. He's mainly interested in the three way fight between AMD, ...

This week NVIDIA introduced Project DIGITS, a computer small enough to hold in one hand, but powerful enough that the company calls it the “world’s smallest AI Supercomputer.” Powered by an NVIDIA ...

These days, Nvidia primarily sells AI data center products, and its traditional consumer devices feel like more of a side project. But the company occasionally still releases something designed for ...

Arm has long dominated the smartphone market, and that is not going away. Instead of selling its own chip, the company licenses its architecture to other companies to create their own Arm-based chips.