Head of Xbox Phil Spencer has shared new information on Xbox Series X in an Xbox Wire post, confirming the next-generation Xbox will feature 12 teraflops of GPU, a custom designed processor ...

We've heard it all many times now, right? The Xbox Series X has 12 teraflops of gaming power, while the PlayStation 5 has 10.28. The PS5 can run games at 4K resolution, while the Xbox Series S can ...

Screenshots from the technical document include a mention of 67 teraflops of 16-bit floating point calculations, which works out to around 33.5 teraflops of single-precision compute. That ...

To a certain extent, all of the major HPC centers in the world live in the future. Before a teraflops, petaflops, or exaflops supercomputer is even operational, a new team at the center is hard at ...

The PlayStation 5 Pro leak also suggests the system will have 67 teraflops of graphics power. While meaningless to most, this figure is much higher than the 12 teraflops of the Xbox Series X and ...

It has a base clock of 2.23GHz that boosts up to 2.52Ghz, and 24GB of GDDR6 VRAM, making it capable of 83 shader teraflops of compute power, up from 40 on the 3090 Ti; 1,321 Tensor teraflops ...

The standard PS5 console kicks out 10.28 teraflops, and given that the PS5 Pro is apparently set to have a focus on running smarter and more efficient (with a key part of this approach being the ...