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Samsung to Supply HBM4 Memory for AMD MI450 AI Accelerators in OpenAI Partnership

Samsung is positioned as primary HBM4 memory supplier for AMD’s next-generation MI450 AI accelerators. This strategic move follows AMD’s major partnership with OpenAI and intensifies competition in the AI hardware landscape against NVIDIA’s dominance.

Samsung Electronics is reportedly stepping up as the primary supplier of cutting-edge HBM4 memory for AMD’s next-generation MI450 AI accelerators, according to recent analysis from industry experts at TrendForce. This strategic partnership emerges immediately following AMD’s landmark multi-year agreement with OpenAI, which includes a massive 6-gigawatt data center initiative and gives the AI research company the option to acquire up to 10% of AMD stock.

AMD-OpenAI Partnership Drives Memory Innovation

by Tyler Brooks P.EOctober 13, 2025

Gaming Hardware

The Outer Worlds 2 Xbox Wireless Controllers Launch with Custom Design Options

Microsoft has launched two new Xbox Wireless Controllers themed around The Outer Worlds 2. Available through Xbox Design Lab, these controllers feature sci-fi designs and advanced customization options. Both models are compatible with multiple platforms and enhance gameplay with premium features.

Microsoft has officially unveiled two new Xbox Wireless Controllers inspired by the upcoming game The Outer Worlds 2, blending cutting-edge technology with deep science fiction aesthetics. Available now through Xbox Design Lab, the collection includes both a standard Xbox Wireless Controller and a premium Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2, each customizable to reflect the quirky, chaotic universe of the game. These controllers are designed to immerse players in the Arcadia system with glowing galactic rift patterns and the iconic Moon Man logo, offering full compatibility with Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Windows PCs, and mobile devices.

Customization Features of The Outer Worlds 2 Controllers

by Ethan Reynolds PhDOctober 13, 2025

Computing Gaming Hardware

MSI X870E TOMAHAWK MAX WIFI PZ Motherboard Review: AM5 Platform Powerhouse

MSI expands its AM5 motherboard lineup with the feature-rich MAG X870E TOMAHAWK MAX WIFI PZ. This enthusiast-grade motherboard offers robust power delivery, advanced connectivity including USB4 and Wi-Fi 7, and comprehensive overclocking features for AMD Ryzen processors.

MSI has significantly strengthened its AM5 platform offerings with the launch of the MAG X870E TOMAHAWK MAX WIFI PZ motherboard, designed specifically for AMD Ryzen 9000 series processors and featuring cutting-edge connectivity options including USB4 and Wi-Fi 7 support. This latest addition to MSI’s MAG series represents a comprehensive solution for enthusiasts seeking maximum performance from AMD’s latest architecture, according to recent analysis of motherboard market trends.

Advanced Power Delivery and Overclocking Capabilities

by Megan CarterOctober 13, 2025

Gaming Hardware Software Guides

** AMD Radeon Software Adrenalin 25.10.1 Driver Download: Optimized for Battlefield 6 DX12 Performance

** AMD releases Adrenalin Edition 25.10.1 preview driver with Battlefield 6 optimizations for DirectX 12. This Windows 10/11 64-bit driver enhances performance on RDNA-based GPUs and integrates Ryzen AI features for supported systems. **CONTENT:**

AMD has launched the Radeon Software Adrenalin 25.10.1 driver, a specialized preview build delivering significant performance enhancements for Battlefield 6 under DirectX 12. Designed for Windows 10 and Windows 11 64-bit systems, this release focuses on stable gameplay and refined scaling for RDNA architecture GPUs while integrating crucial updates for Ryzen AI-enabled devices. Gamers can expect improved frame pacing and reduced stutter in high-intensity combat scenarios, making this an essential download for early Battlefield 6 testers.

by Ethan Reynolds PhDOctober 13, 2025

Arts and Entertainment Business

OpenAI Marketing Campaigns Underperform in Consumer Research Studies

Consumer research from System1 Group shows OpenAI’s high-production ChatGPT ads fail to resonate with viewers. The campaigns rank in the lowest fifth for both long-term growth potential and immediate sales impact according to emotional response testing.

OpenAI’s ambitious marketing campaigns for ChatGPT are failing to connect with consumers despite significant investment in high-production advertising, according to new research from marketing effectiveness firm System1 Group. The company’s recent ad push, featuring relatable scenarios of people using ChatGPT for everyday challenges, has tested poorly with consumer panels and demonstrates the broader challenges facing AI companies in building effective brand recognition.