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NVIDIA's latest Linux kernel patches reference a mysterious "Blackwell-Next" GPU architecture—despite the company publicly confirming "Rubin" as its next-generation codename—raising questions about internal naming conventions as preparations for the Rubin GPU launch continue.

As AI PCs and workstations push power demands to new heights, FSP unveils a groundbreaking lineup of ultra-high wattage and compact power supplies—highlighted by the 2500 W FSP2500-57APB and 1200 W SFX-L FSP1200-57SFB—while leveraging flexible micro-customization to meet the diverse needs of next-generation AI computing.

Valve has finally revealed the official pricing and purchase process for the long-awaited Steam Machine, with the base model starting at a steep $1,049—significantly more expensive yet less capable than current-gen consoles—and a randomized sign-up system that leaves eager buyers with only a chance to secure one of the first units.

AMD has launched FSR Upscaling 4.1 for Radeon RX 7000 series GPUs, bringing RDNA 4-level upscaling performance and visual fidelity to RDNA 3 cards via a newly optimized model, with support for over 300 games and further improvements for integrated graphics on the way.

Intel is set to refresh its Raptor Lake architecture once again with the "Raptor Lake Next-HX" processors for gaming notebooks, featuring up to 32 logical cores, DDR4 memory support for cost savings, and new Core (non-Ultra) 200-series branding—while maintaining high power requirements and aligning with Intel’s evolving product segmentation strategy.

GIGABYTE has expanded its flagship AORUS Infinity lineup with three new custom GeForce RTX 50-series graphics cards—including two RTX 5080 models (one featuring a unique wood-accented design) and an RTX 5070 Ti—each boasting high factory overclocks and the advanced WindForce Hyperburst cooling system.

AceMagic has unveiled the Kron Mini K5, a compact mini PC featuring Intel’s Core 5 320 "Wildcat Lake" processor, 16 GB LPDDR5 memory, 512 GB NVMe storage, Wi-Fi 6, 2.5 GbE LAN, and a versatile array of high-speed USB and display connectivity options.

GMKtec has announced that early access registration for its next-generation compact AI workstation, the EVO-X3—powered by the flagship AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 APU and designed for local AI computing, creative workloads, and enterprise edge deployment—will open on June 22, offering early registrants exclusive launch benefits ahead of its global release.

SK hynix has shipped samples of its next-generation HBM4E DRAM—offering 16 Gbps per pin speed, 48 GB capacity, and over 20% improved power efficiency—to major customers, aiming to boost AI data processing and reinforce its leadership in advanced memory solutions.

The open-source NVK Vulkan driver for NVIDIA GPUs has merged experimental DLSS support into Mesa 26.2, marking a major step toward feature parity with NVIDIA's proprietary Linux driver and promising improved performance for open-source users when the update arrives in August 2026.