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    CES 2022: All the chip news

    Feb 08, 2022 3 minutes
    BY MARK HACHMAN

    AMD, Intel, Nvidia, Qualcomm: CES always ushers in a flood of chip news that sets the stage for the year to come, and CES 2022 has been no different.

    Two broad themes stand out: a concerted effort by AMD and Nvidia to develop low-end GPUs that (hopefully) will be widely available, and the introduction of next-gen CPU platforms by both AMD and Intel. Here’s all of PCWorld’s coverage, filed from our homes while CES limped on.

    AMD’S RX 6000S, RX6850M GPUS

    In my mind, one of the most impressive, precisely because of what it hoped to accomplish: a platform for both work and play. I couldn’t help but view  through the same lens: GPUs designed for ultraportable laptops that could be carried to work but used for gaming in the evening.

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