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NVIDIA is expanding its desktop and laptop GPU lineup with announcements at CES 2022. Say hello to the RTX 3050, RTX 3070 Ti laptop, and RTX 3080 Ti laptop cards.

If a GPU launches but no one's able to find a review of it or buy it, does it really exist?

NVIDIA could have a new wave of RTX 30 GPUs on the way. A recently spotted submission to the Eurasian Economic Commission shows an RTX 3070 Ti and RTX 3080 with increased VRAM.

The rumors surrounding NVIDIA's unannounced product line and the company's own official estimated dates on supply shortage remediation seem to be lining up.

The new RTX 2060 has 12GB of VRAM, which is double that of the original. It appears to be a solid card for mining, though gamers may not be as wowed.

Yet another obstacle has come between NVIDIA's and Arm's pending merger. This time around, it's a full-on lawsuit from the FTC.

Chip shortage? Never heard of it.

NVIDIA beat forecasts with a very, very solid third quarter of its 2022 fiscal year. The company took this opportunity to address some bad news with regards to the ongoing Arm acquisition situation.

NVIDIA's getting in on the open-source vibe AMD's already been feeling for a while now. Now everyone can get in on NVIDIA's tech.

More details have emerged as to the state of NVIDIA's troubled Arm acquisition. Now, the public has access to the UK's full phase-one assessment of the attempted purchase.