Valve expands SteamOS compatibility to more third-party gaming handhelds

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Valve has released a new SteamOS update that broadens support for non-Valve hardware devices. The update includes notable improvements for the Intel-based MSI Claw 8 EX AI+, among other third-party machines. This marks a continued gradual effort by Valve to extend SteamOS beyond its own Steam Deck hardware. The move signals Valve's intent to position SteamOS as a wider platform for handheld PC gaming.

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