Considering it's said that Valve made a ton of different prototypes for the original Steam Deck, I don't doubt that the company is exploring all options when it comes to the Steam Deck 2's SoC. That could include ARM-based chips like Qualcomm's Snapdragon or the rumored NVIDIA N1X, especially if a performance-to-battery ratio is as important as Valve makes it seem. 👉 I tested 5 PC games on the ASUS Zenbook A16 with Qualcomm's Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme: Is Windows on ARM improving? Although Nintendo has had massive success using an ARM-based NVIDIA Tegra SoC in its Switch devices, there has y
Will Steam Deck 2 be an ARM-based PC gaming handheld? Here's why I think it could happen based on Valve's current landscape.Microsoft’s Build conference focused heavily on the future of Windows and computing. There, the tech giant unveiled new tools and hardware to help developers make native Windows apps and AI agents…
…While the outlook is gloomy for most of the tech industry, Arm is one of the few beneficiaries of the current climate. The company recently announced its first production silicon chip in…
…After experiencing backlash, Netflix announced that the story’s 2nd stage would have a Fall 2026 release window, and that future episodes will adhere to a weekly release format broken up into…
…Making this particular IP one of the main titles for the Switch 2's launch window was arguably a risk for Nintendo but it's paid off, with the title shifting more…
…they run Windows on Arm instead, dropping Linux and, by extension, the need for Proton. x86 games may still need CPU translation through Prism unless they're ported, but it's a…
…the future of computing, these are going to be some truly mighty notebooks that may very well revolutionize the Windows laptop and truly stand on their own as the future of computing…
…Lisa Su weigh in on the debate about whether CPUs are as important as GPUs in Agentic AI deployments. Dr. Su foresees a future in which CPUs may become as important as…
…Therefore, Windows 10 will only get one annual feature update instead of two, reports The Verge (Opens in a new window) . Before you get too up in arms, this is the same…
…More on this later. While Windows on Arm support is sufficient for a wide range of use cases, through no fault of NVIDIA, it simply isn't tailored as closely for the…
…100% on Windows." Huang also tried to assuage concerns about Nvidia's long-term commitment to the RTX Spark platform, given the relative lack of purchase that other Windows on Arm devices…
