Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency miners have created a dearth of mid-range and high-end GPU cards that are selling for twice as much as suggested retail. The reason: miners are setting up server farms ...

The prices of graphics processing units (GPUs), also known as graphics cards, are undoubtedly still a far cry from the manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP). However, they aren’t what they used ...

The meteoric drop in GPU prices opened up a small window of opportunity for small-time miners to procure a piece of more powerful and efficient mining equipment. As a direct result of falling Bitcoin ...

In brief: Since the beginning of October, Bitcoin has come tantalizingly close to pre-crypto winter prices. Although the cryptocurrency is nowhere near its highs from 2021 and 2022, the recovery that ...

Getting a new graphics card has never been more difficult than in the past year. An increase in demand combined with chip shortages made the situation rather grim. While there seemed to be no end in ...

Hard forks and easier access to GPU computing hold the potential to alleviate developers’ work, which can offset the increased complexity of writing code and the ever-growing demand for compute power.

Wannabe cryptocurrency miners unwilling to shell out thousands for a specialized rig might just be in luck. A new application, Honeyminer, allows even those with modest PCs to mine popular ...

Demand for GPUs from AMD and Nvidia have surged and the initial thinking is that gaming PCs are the primary reason. But the price of Bitcoin is also likely to drive supply shortages. Wedbush ...

The price of specialized graphics processors – lapped up in recent years by cryptocurrency miners to power their rigs – are falling in tandem with a sharp drop in digital token values. The processing ...

NodeAI is transforming the future of GPU computing with a decentralized infrastructure that’s fair, transparent, and community-driven. By leveraging the $GPU token ...