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Today at Computex, Intel introduces Lunar Lake, the newest laptop CPU in its Core Ultra series. This marks the beginning of a new generation of AI-enhanced Copilot+ PCs, which were previously eclipsed by Qualcomm. If you have heard this before, stop us: Low power is Intel’s top priority, maybe in response to Qualcomm’s recently released Snapdragon X Elite. However, several changes to Lunar Lake’s architecture, such as switching all of the E-cores to a low-power architecture, led to power savings…

For those who enjoy PC gaming, the past several years have been perplexing. With power and performance surging, graphics cards have gotten bigger and bigger, with triple-slot-plus monsters almost becoming standard in the mid-range and higher. Though they have been seeing a comeback of their own, tiny form factor PCs can not always accommodate the massive GPUs of today. During Nvidia’s Computex livestream, the company unveiled its new “SFF-Ready Enthusiast GeForce Card” guideline, which aims to clear up any confusion…

Windows on Arm seems to be a natural fit for all-in-ones and small form factor laptops, but what about traditional full-sized desktops? Qualcomm claims that Arm is the next big thing in PC technology, and you have to listen to them when they gush about their new Snapdragon X line of laptop chips. If that is the case, why not also install it on desktop computers? They really will. In a talk at Taipei’s Computex, Qualcomm said it delivers its Arm-based CPUs to “all form factors.” According to the demo slide that Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon showed, this includes typical all-in-ones…