Samsung says the fruits of its partnership with AMD should appear next year.

Tech will be used in laptops, phones, cars, and more.

Senior Trump administration officials had been mulling plans to add the tech giants to a list of firms with alleged Chinese military links

Intel CEO Bob Swan is set to step down effective Feb. 15, the company announced.

Taiwan's Foxconn and Chinese automaker Zhejiang Geely Holding Group said on Wednesday they will join hands to provide contract manufacturing for automakers.

The two companies first announced a partnership in 2019.

AMD's focus is about high performance and significant generational improvements

It's not great news

As part of the Silicon Valley giant's secretive push into the automotive space

Samsung Electronics is expected to rack up strong earnings in 2021 on the back of the "semiconductor supercycle," according to local analysts Monday.

An early preview at Intel's hybrid Alder Lake chips

Microsoft's new Surface Pro 7+ for Business is not available to consumers, at least for now.

One expert said that the new rules, especially around data, are part of China's broader effort to become a "technological superpower."

Intel said on Monday it would ramp up the production of a new data center chip in the first quarter and that a new generation of chipmaking technology will become a key part of its output this year.

Qualcomm's new in-screen reader is 77 percent larger and 50 percent faster.

Today, TCL is announcing a trio of Android tablets to be released over the next few months, including a model using a NXTPAPER display, their competitor to color E Ink.

But they're limited to just 35W chips for now

The next OLED frontier might not be TVs.

Coming mid-2021, this new headset is designed to be a set of second screens.

Chinese search giant Baidu will create a standalone electric vehicle company, a person familiar with the matter told CNBC.

OpenAI has trained a piece of software, known as Dall-E, to generate images from short text captions.

Your gaming portable is about to get a speed boost.

The Korean giant adjusted to the new reality of 2020. This year, it needs to be bolder and it all starts this week.

The so-called "lighter than air" laptops will be available in January.

Ford Motor, Toyota Motor, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and Nissan Motor said on Friday they would cut vehicle production this month due to a shortage of semiconductors, becoming the latest automakers hit by a chip crunch as demand rebounds from the coronavirus crisis.

TSMC is reportedly preparing to offer Intel chips manufactured using a 4-nanometer process, with initial testing using an older 5-nanometer process.

Developed with Waseda University, tool can produce results in two weeks

It starts at $1,149.99

Micron on Thursday forecast second-quarter revenue above Wall Street estimates as a global shift to remote work and a recent uptick in 5G smartphone adoption drove demand for its chips.

Samsung predicts its profits rose nearly 26% last quarter. That suggests demand for many of its products has kept up during the coronavirus pandemic even as it faces tough competition in the smartphone market.

The shares of Alibaba and Tencent fell after a Wall Street Journal report said the Trump administration could be about to add the Chinese tech giants to a U.S. blacklist.

South Korea's Hyundai Motor said on Friday it was in early, unspecified talks with Apple after a local broadcaster said the pair were discussing an electric car and b

Only if you buy the 43-inch model, though.

Artificial market segmentation may have suppressed demand for ECC in desktops.

The system could be used to provide access to ATMs, smart locks and more.

Neo QLED promises better contrast and far less blooming

Sony has announced that it's going to start selling a series of modular displays that can be used to create digital movie sets.

The U.K.'s competition watchdog has announced that it plans to investigate Nvidia's proposed acquisition of British chip designer Arm.

Verizon will kick off the show with a keynote on 5G. And while not officially part of CES, Samsung will cap things off by introducing its 5G-enabled Galaxy S21 line.

Slowly but surely, AMD has been closing the desktop CPU market share gap on Intel for years.