Nvidia delayed its planned RTX 50-series “Super” graphics cards due to a global memory shortage, tightening an already constrained GPU market. The RTX 50-series Super graphics cards were expected at ...

We're potentially facing a three-year wait between gaming GPUs as Nvidia focuses on AI chips.

The RAM crisis looms large in the PC hardware market, and now a graphics card maker has issued a warning for consumers.

That means gamers, already hard-pressed to find last year's RTX 50 series, likely won't get the expected "Super" version in ...

Chip manufacturers are heavily dependent on two suppliers. Their production is apparently not keeping up with current demand.

NVIDIA is reportedly revising its consumer GPU roadmap after ongoing memory supply constraints began disrupting upcoming ...

Gizmodo reached out to Nvidia for comment, and we will update this post if we hear back.

Plans for new gaming GPUs are being put on hold as the company prioritizes its resources to meet sky-high demand for AI chips ...

Intel’s rumored “Big Battlemage” moment in the consumer desktop GPU market may have ended quietly. A report attributed to anonymous sources and relayed by XDA claims Intel has permanently shelved the ...

TL;DR: Memory shortages driven by AI demand and data center strategies are causing significant price increases for AMD Radeon and NVIDIA GeForce GPUs. Rising memory procurement costs, especially for ...

Yes, it's the memory crisis to blame. What else.