About ByteOrbital

ByteOrbital is an independent, UK-based publication covering artificial intelligence and computer hardware: new models, GPUs, CPUs, mini PCs, local AI and the tools around them. We aim to tell you what happened, what it means and what is still unproven, without the breathless launch-day gloss.

What we cover

• AI news and analysis: model releases, research, tooling and policy that affects people who use or build with AI.
• Hardware: GPUs, processors, mini PCs and the kit that runs AI locally.
• Benchmarks: results labelled by where they came from, so you can tell our own testing from third-party data and manufacturer claims. See our benchmark methodology.
• Reviews, guides and deals: practical help, with commercial relationships disclosed.

How we work

ByteOrbital uses an AI-assisted editorial engine. It monitors a catalogue of primary sources, such as company announcements, research papers and manufacturer pages, then researches, drafts and checks articles. People review what is published, and by default every article needs human approval before it goes live.

We are open about this. Automated writing is never presented as the work of a human journalist. Articles carry the byline "ByteOrbital Newsroom (AI-assisted)", or the name of the human editor who reviewed that piece. Read the full detail in our AI-assisted content policy and editorial policy.

What we will not do

• Pass off machine-written copy as a named reporter's work.
• Republish other publishers' articles or disguise them with light rewording.
• Invent benchmark results, prices, stock levels or quotes.
• Let advertisers or affiliate partners decide what we say.

Who is behind it

ByteOrbital is an independent publication run by Byte Orbital, based in the United Kingdom.

Get in touch

Tips, corrections and questions are welcome. Use the details on our contact page. If we have got something wrong, our corrections policy explains what happens next.