Intel is gearing up to announce its next-gen workstation Xeon lineup at CES 2026 in just a few weeks. These processors will be part of the Granite Rapids-WS family, going head-to-head with AMD’s Threadripper.

Chinese memory and SSD manufacturer Asgard has announced via the company’s Weixin account the introduction of two high-capacity memory kits.

Things are heating up again on the server side of CPUs, with both Intel and AMD gunning for the crown. Just yesterday, we covered Granite Rapids-WS, the next launch in the Xeon series, and today we have confirmation from Intel

HBM (High Bandwidth Memory) is vital for the future of AI. In our data-intensive world, being equipped with the right tools is the difference between finding the answers you need and being left in the dust. SK hynix is a company that has been preparing for this moment for a long time.

OpenAI is reportedly working with SoftBank-owned Arm on a new CPU to complement the custom AI accelerator it is co-developing with Broadcom. The collaboration, first reported by The Information, would see Arm design a server-class CPU that anchors OpenAI’s next-generation AI racks

The Core Ultra 3 205 represents the lower end of Intel’s current generation of Arrow Lake desktop processors. While the CPU is not officially available for purchase yet, an early review by Korean reviewer Bulls Lab gives us an idea about its capabilities.

Workstation motherboards already have access to an immense amount of memory. However, additional memory can often be beneficial. Gigabyte has introduced the AI Top CXL R5X4

AMD has confirmed that it will host its 2025 Financial Analyst Day on Tuesday, November 11, 2025, in New York City. The company plans to unveil details of its technology and product roadmaps at the event beyond what it already disclosed at its Advancing AI event earlier this summer.