Gaming handhelds are relatively small by nature, and as a result, it’s not really possible to put a discrete GPU in one. That means gaming on integrated graphics, necessarily. Well, what faster SoC with integrated graphics than AMD’s Ryzen AI Max family? None, really, outside of perhaps Apple’s finest, and those aren’t going to fit in a handheld

Hacker group ShinyHunters has followed through with its threatened early release of Rockstar’s private data in response to the developer not paying its ransom, and as we suspected, it wasn’t a particularly damaging leak. In fact, Rockstar’s previous response of, “We can confirm that a limited amount of non-material company information was

In recent years, processor models have broadly been like this: lots of cores with little integrated graphics, or a few cores with a big built-in GPU. This is because both AMD and Intel have shipped one design for desktops that includes integrated graphics as an afterthought, and another design for laptops that is closer to a proper SoC with