According to a Twitter account that posts rumors about upcoming tech, the next generation of GPUs from both AMD and Nvidia are going to be unlike anything we've ever seen before, both in terms of raw power and power consumption. …
… There have been rumors that Nvidia might skip 20nm altogether, and while that would surprise us, since the GPU industry tends to be a rapid adopter of virtually every node, it's possible that Nvidia might have built Maxwell on 28nm as a stopgap while it prepares a 14nm sequel for later in the year. …
… As far as these rumors are concerned, we can expect to see this crazy 5K iMac at Apple's next press event -- probably some time in October, alongside some new iPads. …
… We've heard a great many rumors about the platform, its capabilities, price, and battery life over the last few months, ever since Nintendo kicked things off with its initial unveil video. Thus far, the rumors have pointed to a device built on Nvidia's Tegra X1 Maxwell SoC on TSMC's 20nm process. …
… Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang noted during the Nvidia earnings call that it first spotted the uptick in GPU sales in the third quarter of 2017. …
… GPU power consumption continues to rise; rumors have suggested next-generation cards from Nvidia and Intel could hit 400-500W. …
… Apple has over $100 billion in the bank, craves exclusivity, and is more than willing to pay for it. That's more than enough to make Samsung, Qualcomm, Texas Instruments, and Nvidia nervous. …
… There's also Nvidia's now-delayed RTX 3090 Ti. Both Nvidia and AMD will launch new hardware later this year based on a refreshed Ampere and AMD's RDNA3 microarchitecture. …
… As with the current version, it requires an Nvidia CUDA-capable GPU to run.
… Digitimes just reported that TSMC's three biggest customers -- Apple, AMD, and Nvidia -- have already asked it to reduce future wafer orders. …