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Valve has confirmed it will continue to supply official replacement batteries for the Steam Deck LCD after reports suggested the program was being sunsetted.

Chinese brand OnePlus is officially exiting the North American and European markets, ending a very memorable era of main brand-challenging consumer devices.

Shopping for a budget-friendly gaming laptop? Walmart has slashed the price of the Alienware 15.3-inch gaming laptop to $899, while the HP HyperX Omen is also on sale.

TSMC is doubling down on its U.S. footprint with an additional $100 billion investment to build new advanced wafer fabs in Arizona.

The new AMD Ryzen 7 7700X3D is similar to the existing 8-core Ryzen 7 7800X3D, but with lower base and boost clocks and a lower price.

Google has teased the Pixel 11 ahead of its August 12 launch, revealing a new 'Pixel Glow' RGB notification light integrated into the device's camera bar.

If these are native ports, they could be the best-performing games on the RTX Spark platform.

Outdated UEFI shims have been able to nullify Secure Boot for over a decade.

While console gamers are hyped for the upcoming release of GTA 6, an former Rockstar developer reveals why PC players will have to wait.

Today's milestone proves that the system is no longer just an R&D project; High-NA is a go for real chip production.