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Intel CEO contests the notion that x86 is dead, but competition from Arm computing remains intense. The emergence of AI-focused PCs has predominantly featured laptops powered by Arm processors, and the recent development for Windows 11 on Arm devices has significantly bolstered their capabilities. Due to multiple developers optimizing their apps for Windows 11 on Arm, PCs equipped with Snapdragon X Elite and X Plus processors now enjoy a broader range of applications that can leverage Qualcomm’s latest technology.

It has been announced that support for Windows 10 will end on October 14, 2025. This is just under a year away, and most Windows users appear unhappy about Microsoft’s decision to move forward with these plans.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is so close you can taste it, but can your PC actually run this year’s hotly anticipated blockbuster first-person shooter from Treyarch Studios and Raven Software? What about your favorite handheld? 

I recently noticed an uproar regarding Google’s experimental AI Overview search feature, as it seems to be delivering peculiar results and recommendations that vary from startlingly incorrect to potentially harmful, with one recent incident even leading to the inadvertent disclosure of a game developer’s private phone number.

The Crossroads are getting bigger.

Back in the day, Call of Duty and Halo were considered heavyweights in the first-person shooter (FPS) gaming world, going head-to-head like titans. Fast forward to today, and both these giants have found a common home under Microsoft’s Xbox Game Studios roof, thanks to Microsoft’s whopping $69 billion purchase of Activision Blizzard. And here’s something intriguing – according to a recent leak, there was a secret collaboration between these two iconic franchises scheduled for this year that unfortunately never materialized.