When Valve unveiled the Steam Machine at the tail end of last year, it did suggest the tiny Linux-powered gaming PC would be with us in "early 2026." However, with RAM prices going berserk, GPUs becoming ever harder to come by, and the gaming PC industry in general being in a bit of a tight spot, it's reassuring to hear AMD's CEO, Lisa Su, confirm that the Steam Machine release date is still "on track" for "early this year." Widely anticipated to be one of the best gaming PCs of this year, the Steam Machine, in many ways, couldn't have come at a worse time, in terms of Valve hoping to bring it to market at a super-competitive price. Steam Machine price leaks have already suggested it won't be the console-price-matching little box some had hoped, but whatever price it ends up being, at least we know it's still on schedule.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Steam Machine release date on track for "early this year," according to AMD