M ay we introduce Fremont, supposedly a new SteamOS device from Valve. It's just popped up in Geekbench's CPU results and ...

Valve's Fremont console achieves PS5-level performance with custom Zen 4 CPU and discrete RX 7600 GPU in leaked benchmark ...

Six Zen 4 cores and Radeon 7600 GPU hint at proper pc-class gaming box Valve might finally be getting serious about console-grade gaming, if a freshly leaked Geekbench listing is anything to go by.

Valve’s Fremont gaming console leak reveals a custom six-core Zen 4 AMD CPU and discrete Radeon RX 7600 GPU, promising significant performance gains over the Steam Deck.

Following the short-lived and unsuccessful Steam Machine mini-PCs more than a decade ago, few would have expected Valve to return to the home console market. But ...

We're likely still a ways out from seeing Fremont hit the market, but it's clear Valve plans to leverage the power of Zen 4 ...

Valve's purported Fremont device appeared to have an AMD "Lilac" chip, but Brad Lynch from EOZ (which makes VR straps) posted on X that Quanta Computer is manufacturing the Valve Fremont device.

If Fremont is, in fact, a new Steam Machine, then it may also have streaming capabilities like those of the Nvidia Shield. If Google and Steam work together and bring ChromeOS to the platform ...