AI in CPU, GPU Announcements

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All the Top CPU and GPU News From CES 2025

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At CES 2025 , AI is everywhere in the CPU and GPU announcements from the major players in the biz.

Intel has launched a glut of new Core and Core Ultra processors, along with some minor upgrades to existing chips.

Qualcomm had a lot of news, but its PC-centric announcement list was relatively tame, limited.

AMD announced a handful of new CPUs in a fairly no-nonsense presentation focused on performance leadership and how much the company loved video games.

Qualcomm says it’s only going to get better with new Native Native App Support on Qualcomm PCs.

Nvidia announced a new graphics processor, the GeForce RTX 50 series, which will launch in January 2025 .

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