Intel has released the official XeSS 3.0 software development kit, giving game developers access to the latest version of its AI-based upscaling and frame-generation technology.

Plugable's new TBT5-AI enclosure lets users plug workstation-class power into their PC by hosting a user-supplied GPU at their desk, bypassing cloud subscription fees.

It works on Windows, Linux, and might even work on macOS in the future.

Plugable today announced the launch of the TBT5-AI series, a new category of Thunderbolt-powered hardware purpose-built for local AI inference.

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