Netflix is introducing a new generative AI search that allows viewers to surface shows they want using natural language queries.

This is all part of a major redesign implementing a new home page (as flagged up by TechCrunch, via TechRadar).

That includes a more streamlined and modern design for the home screen, and shifting around some elements of the interface that were more hidden away to give them better visibility (namely the Search and My List options).

The new trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI has been released, and it's safe to say the graphics on display are absolutely stunning, possibly even nearing to uncanny-valley level. But what piece of hardware was used to capture these cinematics? A PC or a console?

Rockstar Games surprise dropped the second trailer for GTA 6 yesterday, and at the time of reporting, it has gained 75 million views in approximately 24 hours, falling short of the first trailer's record of 90 million views in 24 hours. However, the graphics on display in the second trailer supersede what we saw in the first trailer, with the cinematics that were on display highlighting the incredible work Rockstar has done in making GTA 6 look and feel as realistic as possible.

At the end of the trailer, it is briefly shown at the bottom of the release date frame that all of the footage was "Captured on PS5," meaning everything we saw throughout Trailer 2 was captured on a standard PS5, not even the PS5 Pro. This begs the question as to how good the game is going to look with the extra performance headroom on the PS5 Pro, and later, when it finally arrives on PC, as Rockstar will be able to take advantage of new, powerful graphics cards and their accompanying graphics technologies.

NVIDIA and MediaTek will have their respective keynotes at Computex 2025, but rumors have persisted for a while now that we'll see a reveal of their collaborative project in codename NX1 and N1: new Arm-based AI PC processors.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang will take the stage with its Computex 2025 keynote on May 19 at 11am local time, with MediaTek CEO Rick Tsai hosting his keynote exactly 24 hours later. The companies are expected to unveil the new N1X and N1 chips, both with Arm-based CPU cores designed by MediaTek, and GPU cores provided by NVIDIA.

In fact, NVIDIA recently unveiled its new GB10 chip for mini AI workstations, with both the N1X and N10 chips expected to be similar to the GB10, but slimmed-down on the CPU side of things. We've been hearing about the NVIDIA x MediaTek AI PC processor for a while now, with issues with the chip even reported causing delays, but it looks like we could have a Computex 2025 unveiling, with a launch in 2026 (most likely at CES 2026 in January).

An AMD RX 7300 graphics card has just been spotted as an addition to AIDA64, which is a somewhat mystifying move.

What's going on here? Well, that's got a lot of people confused as you might imagine, but an entry for the GPU info relating to the RX 7300 is present in the latest beta release notes for AIDA64. It appears alongside NVIDIA's mobile RTX 5060 and 5070 graphics cards (and a couple of other GPUs to boot).

VideoCardz noticed this and theorizes that maybe there is actually an RX 7300 out there already, in some obscure corner of the computing world. We guess it's possible that somewhere in Asia an unknown OEM has this card in a PC, but we're not sure it's all that likely.

Beelink has officially unveiled its new GTR9 Pro AI Mini-PC featuring AMD's new Ryzen AI Max+ 395 "Strix Halo" APU, supporting up to 96GB of RAM, and so much more. Check it out:

The new Beelink GTR9 PRO AI Mini-PC joins a growing list of Mini-PC systems, such as the recently-unveiled Lenovo ThinkCenter neo Ultra Mini-PC that takes the PC battle against Apple and its Mac Studio systems. Inside, we've got the Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor with 16 cores and 32 threads of Zen 5 processing power, up to 96GB of RAM, and an RDNA 3.5-powered Radeon 8060S integrated GPU that's good enough for AAA gaming with 60FPS.

Beelink has confirmed that its new GTR9 Pro AI Mini-PC has up to 126 TOPS of AI computing performance, dual 10Gbps ethernet ports for high-speed clustering, dual USB 4 ports with 40Gbps of bandwidth at the ready, and has support for local deployment of 70B+ AI local models. The Mini-PC has been built with industrial-grade components for "enhanced durability".

Yesterday, Rockstar Games released Grand Theft Auto 6's second trailer...and the video currently sits at over 65.2 million views in 22 hours after publication.

The performance of GTA 6 trailer 2 on YouTube once again proves Rockstar's immense pull on the games industry. The second trailer was published shortly after Rockstar announced a sizable GTA 6 delay to May 2026, and the trailer was also subsequently put up before Take-Two's upcoming quarterly earnings call.

The 3-minute trailer has now amassed over 65 million views in 24 hours, with the current count sitting at 65,227,944 views on YouTube. Rockstar's Tweet for GTA 6 Trailer 2 didn't outperform the views from Trailer 1, with the new trailer announcement at 87.5 million views on Twitter and trailer 1 become the most popular gaming Tweet of all time in a day.

Sony today announced its PlayStation Studios banner is expanding with another developer as TeamLFG joins team blue.

On the heels of layoffs, game cancellations, and studio closures, Sony has opened up a new studio focused on what appears to be team-based live games. TeamLFG is a new first-party PlayStation Studios team that's working on a brand new action game set in a fresh IP, the PlayStation Blog revealed, and the group actually started out internally at Bungie. Now they're a fully formed studio working on a new game for Sony.

"Today, I am thrilled to officially unveil a new studio in the PlayStation Studios family. teamLFG originated at Bungie, but has also rallied developers from across the industry to bring to life an ambitious incubation project that I'm very excited about," PlayStation boss Hermen Hulst said in the post.

ASUS is cooking up some new gaming handhelds including a next-gen ROG Ally 2 as well as an Xbox-branded handheld codenamed "Project Keenan".

In a new post on X by user @Huang514613, we're seeing that the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has a filing that includes pictures of both of the new ASUS gaming handhelds. The white version looks like the new ASUS ROG Ally 2 handheld, while the black version features a physical Xbox button (in the top left) and could be the official Xbox-branded handheld codenamed "Project Keenan".

The two variants have different labels, with the white version "RC73YA" featuring the AMD Aerith Plus featuring a 4-core CPU, 16GB of RAM, and up to 20W TDP. The black version "RX73XA" features a higher-end AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme APU with an 8-core CPU, 32GB of RAM, and up to 35W TDP.

Intel has officially lowered the price, or updated the "suggested pricing," for two Intel Core Ultra 200S series Arrow Lake desktop processors: the 20-core (8 P-cores + 12 E-cores) Intel Core Ultra 7 265K and the Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF. The Core Ultra 7 265 K's suggested retail price of $399 has dropped to $299, while the Core Ultra 7 265KF's suggested retail price of $384 has dropped to $284.

Intel is targeting PC gamers and creators with this discount, noting that these Intel Core Ultra 200S series CPUs offer "up to 50% faster" gaming performance compared to their 12th Gen Intel Core counterparts, with 65% quicker image rendering. This is a pretty significant $100 price cut that puts the price in line with AMD's 8-Core Ryzen 9700X.

As part of the latest Intel Spring Bundle, those who pick up either CPU will receive a free copy of Dying Light: The Beast and Sid Meier's Civilization VII. This price cut is currently limited to the Intel Core Ultra 7 265K and the Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF, with the flagship Intel Core Ultra 9 285/285K ($549/$589) and mainstream Intel Core Ultra 5 245/245 K/245 K/245KF ($270/$309/$294) remaining unchanged.

The second trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI has been published and is nearing 50 million views within the first 24 hours of its availability. Following the trailer's release, the highly anticipated successor to GTA 5 has appeared on the PlayStation Store.

Rockstar Games surprise dropped the second trailer for what could be the most anticipated game of all-time, Grand Theft Auto VI, with the new trailer giving viewers a small taste at what they can expect story-wise, as we get a brief look at the relationship between the two main characters, Jason and Lucia, along with an introduction to a few other characters.

The big detail drop was actually on the Rockstar website listing for GTA 6, which Rockstar updated along with the publishing of the trailer. On the website, the developer revealed more details about each of the characters, some backstory, and provided details on various locations along with dozens of high-quality screenshots. Following the release of the second trailer, PlayStation added a listing for Grand Theft Auto 6 on the PlayStation Store, which comes with the option to wishlist the game.

AMD has posted its first quarter 2025 financial results, and with $7.4 billion in revenue and a gross margin of 50%, it's good news. The company's impressive revenue was once again driven by growth in the Data Center segment, which saw a first-quarter revenue increase of 36% year over year.

AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su cites the company's expanding 'data center and AI momentum' as playing a key role in its continued success (this is the fourth consecutive quarter of growth). However, AMD's Client and Gaming segment seems to be doing well, too, with revenue up 28% year over year.

This covers AMD Ryzen products for desktop and mobile devices, Radeon GPUs, and hardware for consoles like the PlayStation and Xbox Series X|S. However, AMD's Ryzen processors grew revenue here, with Client revenue growing by a massive 64% year over year. AMD's Gaming business, on the other hand, fell by 30%, even with the recent launch of the Radeon RX 9070 Series.

The GTA 6 trailer is raking in millions of views, and some viewers were quick enough to catch the console that was showcased at 2 minutes and 11 seconds into the trailer. A portion of those viewers believe they have found the first look at the PS6.

Searching "PS6" on social media platform X, formerly Twitter, pulls up a plethora of results of people screenshotting the console that was shown during the trailer and claiming to have found the PS6.

Are they correct? While I can't say for certain, they are most likely not, and for a few very good reasons. Sony hasn't confirmed anything regarding the PS6, and if it were going to release it teaser it definitely wouldn't be in the second trailer of GTA 6 as that teaser warrants its own separate video, not 10 seconds within a game trailer where it can easily be overlooked due to it not being the center of attention.

Another week, another big batch of PC games added support for NVIDIA DLSS, including DLSS 4 and the new Multi Frame Generation technology for GeForce RTX 50 Series GPUs. Although it's not new, Piranha Games' well-received MechWarrior 5: Clans is adding support for DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation this week, alongside the release of the new Ghost Bear: Flash Storm DLC that adds a new story-based campaign and a bunch of new mechs to pilot.

Another not-new game adding DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation support is Amazon Games' New World: Aeternum, an action RPG that is kicking off Season 8 on May 13 with a slew of new in-game content and support for NVIDIA's latest DLSS technology.

Rounding out the DLSS 4 announcements is Spirit of the North 2, a beautiful third-person adventure in which you take on the role of a fox on a quest to restore the land and return home. It's out on May 8, and on day one, it will support DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation and DLAA for those looking to maximize image quality.

Intel's Tom Petersen has previously confirmed that the company's next-gen Arc graphics architecture, Xe3 "Celestial," is effectively baked, meaning its specs, hardware, and other improvements have been finalized. He also hinted that the Arc design team has already moved on to Xe4. Xe3 "Celestial" is the successor to Xe2 "Battlemage," the architecture that powers the Intel Arc B580 GPU and the integrated graphics in the latest Intel Core Ultra processors.

According to a new post on X from @Haze2K1, discrete Xe3 "Celestial" GPUs have reached the pre-silicon validation. This phase allows Intel and its partners to boot and test the new architecture before physical silicon (actual graphics cards) becomes available. Traditionally, this would mean testing power and frequency curves and emulating the hardware in various states. Reaching pre-silicon validation means this work is now complete.

This is a big step toward full production, but it remains to be seen what form Xe3 will take - will it be strictly for mobile devices and integrated graphics, or will it include a mix of mobile and discrete hardware? Time will tell, with TechPowerUp adding that if everything else goes well, Intel could be mass-producing discrete Xe3 "Celestial" GPUs by the end of this year or early 2026.

The latest rumors and leaks have been pointing to AMD announcing its mainstream RDNA 4 combo, the Radeon RX 9060 XT 8GB and Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB, at Computex 2025 in a few weeks. The same reports also indicate a launch in the first week or so of June. This is right around the corner, so it's unsurprising that a retailer has already started listing Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB GPUs.

Brazilian electronics outlet Terabyteshop did precisely that by posting a product page and listing for the GIGABYTE Radeon RX 9060 XT GAMING OC 16GB. The physical design looks similar to the GIGABYTE Radeon RX 9070 GAMING OC we recently reviewed, with three GIGABYTE Hawk Fans and 2 x DisplayPort 2.1a and 2 x HDMI 2.1b outputs.

The page, which has since been taken down (but not after Videocardz spotted it), also confirms that the Radeon RX 9060 XT will be powered by a single 8-pin power connector, even in 16GB form. The listing is light on specs, but with GIGABYTE's GV-R9060XTGAMING OC-16GD product code, we can expect this to be one of the launch models when the GPU debuts.

Since its introduction in 2022 alongside the first Intel Arc GPUs, Intel's XeSS, the company's answer to NVIDIA DLSS, has reached a significant milestone. It's now available in over 200 games. The list includes several recent releases and popular titles like Civilization VII, F1 24, Marvel Rivals, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2, and more.

Like NVIDIA's DLSS and AMD's new FSR 4, Intel XeSS uses an AI approach for its XeSS Super Resolution solution. With its new Battlemage architecture for mobile and desktop GPUs that debuted late last year, Intel XeSS 2 has introduced XeSS Frame Generation and Xe Low Latency to boost performance further. Adoption of XeSS 2 is still limited, but Intel notes that "adoption is picking up," with 19 titles now supporting XeSS 2.

With XeSS Super Resolution, XeSS Frame Generation, and Xe Low Latency to reduce latency, Intel notes that on the Intel Arc B580 GPU, Diablo 4 sees a 4X increase in performance, and Assassin's Creed: Shadows sees a 2.4X increase.

DeepSeek AI is being used to aid in research and development for China's most advanced warplanes, according to a leading aerospace engineer.

In a new report by the South China Morning Post, we're hearing that Wang Yongqing, the lead designer at the Shenyang Aircraft Design Institute, told state-owned Chinanews.com that his team had already started using DeepSeek AI technology to develop new technologies for warplanes.

The team has also conducted in-depth research on the potential uses of large language models (LLMs) in analyzing and working out complicated problems based on practical needs. He said: "The technology has already shown promising potential for application, providing new ideas and approaches for future aerospace research and development. This is an important step ... and points to the future direction of aerospace research".

EA has unveiled details about its Battlefield Labs playtesting, with expansions into Europe, the United States, and Asia later this month. We've also had EA confirming that Battlefield will be fully unveiled in the summer, and will release sometime before April 2026.

In its development update, EA explains: "Establishing a solid foundation for smooth, low-latency and high-performance gunplay. Finding the right balance in movement speed for functionality such as crouch sprint, combat rolling, and vaulting as part of our combat pacing initiatives. Using destruction to create fun and lasting tactical gameplay across rounds and experiences".

The blog post continues: "Now that we've wrapped up initial server performance and stability concerns, we've validated a solid foundation for a core Battlefield experience. We're now ready to continue scaling Battlefield Labs testing globally".

EA is ramping right into the reveal of its next-generation Battlefield game, where the company teased during its recent financial report that the new Battlefield game will be fully revealed by the summer, and released sometime between then and April 2026.

EA CEO Andrew Wilson talked up the release and reveal of Battlefield, referring to it as "a pivotal step" as the company moves into this fiscal year. Wilson said: "As we look to the future, we're confident in our ability to execute across a deep pipeline - beginning this summer with the highly anticipated reveal of Battlefield, a pivotal step in delivering on our next generation of blockbuster entertainment".

The company also unveiled a development update for the new Battlefield game, as well as its Battlefield Labs playtesting, confirming that new players from Europe, the United States, and Asia will soon be joining in on the new Battlefield fun. The developer said that the playtest will continue to expand in scale throughout May, inviting more and more players to jump into the game, as well as the introduction of new content in the weeks to come.

"Starting May 19th at 9 a.m. Pacific Time, GeForce RTX 5060 graphics cards and GeForce RTX 5060 Laptop GPUs will be available from add-in-card partners, OEM partners, system integrators, and retailers worldwide," NVIDIA writes in its latest DLSS update post, confirming the launch date for its mainstream RTX Blackwell GPUs.

May 19 has been rumored for a while now, so it's great to see NVIDIA confirm the launch date. The GeForce RTX 5060 desktop GPU, which features 3840 CUDA Cores, 8GB of GDDR7 memory, and a Boost Clock speed of 2497 MHz, starts from $299. NVIDIA also confirms that GeForce RTX 5060 laptops will be available starting from $1,099. The laptop variant will be a cut-down 45W version with 3328 CUDA Cores and a Boost Clock speed of

1455 MHz.