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More Power, More Choice, And More Windows 10 – What’s In Store For The PC In 2016?

Lenovo’s Graham Thomas runs us through some of his PC predictions for next year

Tsinghua Unigroup Ltd splashes cash in attempt to move Qualcomm out of the way

Tsinghua Unigroup is prepared major investment to make its own hardware, reports claim

Fallout from accounting scandal continues to rock Japanese firm after it posts annual loss of £209m

Computing giant coughs up to ensure development of next generation processing technology

IFA 2015: ‘Building Block’ Revo Build sees Acer let its customers decide what components to include

IFA 2015: 6th generation of Intel Core family is tooled up to support super-slim and powerful Windows 10 devices

Sales rise as PC gaming and automotive revenues continue to perform strongly for Nvidia

Revenues down 35 percent as laptop and PC sales hit, but games console arm provides some reward

Spinning off part of chip business could help it take on rivals such as Intel, but AMD says no plans at the moment.

Flash performance at an affordable price? Yes according to Fujitsu with its new all-flash storage array

Second major American airline bans the bulk shipment of lithium-ion batteries over fire concerns

AMD continues to feel the pain as it seeks to restructure its operations in a tough PC market

Announcements at CES 2015 keynote show Intel's 2020 vision

Small enough to fit in your pocket, Samsung packs an SSD storage punch

Put your Intel knowledge to the test with our Intel quiz!

Apple is reportedly migrating away from using the chips of arch rival Samsung for its iPads and iPhones

Nokia is making a loss for every Lumia 900 smartphone it sells, according to a teardown of the device

Apple is reportedly mulling a $1 billion investment in a Japanese Sharp LCD factory