Author: Tom Warren

G-Assist in Nvidia’s dream of an AI assistant for gaming.

The first ads in the Windows 11 Start menu will look familiar.

Microsoft has strict requirements for AI PCs.

Better performance for the same $599 price point.

A new systemd update paves the way for Linux’s own error message.

The Windows App could pave the way for consumer cloud PCs

Microsoft Teams is about to go 3D thanks to a new VR meetings experience in January 2024. While that’s a new way to chat with coworkers, Microsoft is already teasing how its generative AI Copilot system will be able to handle requests for creating meeting spaces and objects in VR. We’re not sure when this will arrive, but generative AI in VR is certainly on the way.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has just taken the stage at Microsoft’s Ignite event to talk about how the company is partnering with Microsoft on a variety of AI projects. “Generative AI is the single most significant platform transition in computing history,” says Huang. “In the last 40 years, nothing has been this big. It’s bigger than PC, it’s bigger than mobile, and it’s gonna be bigger than the internet, by far.” Nvidia made $6 billion in pure profit earlier this year thanks to the AI boom.

Xbox chief Phil Spencer reversed the decision.

An RTX 4070 Super is also rumored to be on the way.