Valve has quietly released SteamOS 3.9, a version that marks a significant structural shift for the operating system. While previous updates ...

SteamOS 3.9 is Valve's most important update yet, and nobody's talking about it ...

Valve wants to make it possible for gamers to play anywhere.

It’s been an interesting year for tech so far, as memory shortages have impacted pricing and stock for many products. This includes challenges with keeping the Steam Deck OLED in stock and delays for ...

Valve has rolled out a preview build of SteamOS 3.8, bringing a range of updates aimed at improving performance across handhelds while laying the groundwork for future hardware. The latest preview ...

We're hopefully closing in on the next big stable update for SteamOS, with Valve releasing SteamOS 3.8.2 Beta.

What if your gaming laptop could ditch Windows entirely and still deliver a seamless, high-performance gaming experience? That’s the bold promise of SteamOS, Valve’s Linux-based operating system ...

Could a Linux-based operating system really replace Windows for gaming? Deck Ready takes a closer look at how SteamOS, Valve’s gaming-focused OS, is carving out a space as a legitimate alternative to ...

The new Steam Machine has my attention because Valve is building it around an operating system that treats gaming as the main ...

Valve’s newly announced Steam Frame VR headset will be the first running SteamOS, the company’s Linux-based operating system. But it may not be the last. In the same way that Valve is open to other ...

I wrote a couple of weeks ago about my personal homebrew Steam Machine, a self-built desktop under my TV featuring an AMD Ryzen 7 8700G processor and a Radeon 780M integrated GPU. I wouldn’t recommend ...