Meta–Google AI Chip: A New Front Opens Against Nvidia
Meta is reportedly in advanced talks to spend billions on Google’s AI chips starting in 2027, with an additional option to rent TPU capacity from
ENDORFY Vero L6 ATX 3.1 PSUs
ENDORFY is expanding its PSU lineup with a new generation of Vero L6 power supplies, bringing ATX 3.1 support, 12V-2×6 power cable, and high-quality 105
AMD FSR “Redstone” Debuts
AMD has officially rolled out the first feature of its next-generation upscaling and graphics platform, FSR “Redstone”, with Ray Regeneration now live in Call of
AMD And Eviden Build France’s First Exascale Supercomputer
AMD and Eviden (an Atos Group brand) have been selected to deliver Alice Recoque, France’s first exascale supercomputer and Europe’s second exascale system. Designed as
Through The Wires: New Cable Design Turns “Defective” Superconductors Into High-Value Tech
Researchers at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering and Florida State University’s Center for Advanced Power Systems (CAPS) have helped develop a new way to make
China’s Desktop EUV Breakthrough And Ultra-Fast Photonic Chip
China is attacking the semiconductor race on two fronts at once: by shrinking today’s chipmaking tools and leapfrogging tomorrow’s chip designs. Desktop-Sized EUV Light Source
Microsoft Finally Admits Windows 11 Is A Mess – While Nvidia Rushes Out A Gaming Fix
Windows 11 users have had a rough few months, and this week, both Nvidia and Microsoft quietly confirmed what many gamers and IT admins already
Verizon to Cut Over 13,000 Jobs as New CEO Reshapes the Company
Verizon is laying off more than 13,000 employees as part of a major restructuring effort aimed at cutting costs and sharpening its focus on customers.
What Is The Digital Euro And Why Is Europe Working On It?
The European Central Bank (ECB) and the national central banks of the euro area are preparing for the possible launch of a digital euro, a form
Amazon Leo Takes On Starlink With New Satellite Internet Service
Amazon is officially stepping into the satellite internet race with Amazon Leo, a low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite network designed to compete directly with SpaceX’s
Starlink’s New Satellites Are Drowning Out the Cosmos, Astronomers Warn
Starlink has become nearly synonymous with satellite internet, promising fast connectivity almost anywhere on Earth. But scientists now say its latest generation of satellites, the
ADATA And MSI Unveil 128GB DDR5 CUDIMM For Next-Gen Intel Desktops
ADATA has introduced what it calls the world’s first high-capacity DDR5 4-Rank CUDIMM memory module, developed in collaboration with MSI. Each module offers 128GB of
Intel’s Granite Rapids-WS Leak: 18-Core Xeon 654 Steps Into the Workstation Arena
Intel’s next-gen workstation platform, Granite Rapids-WS, is starting to take shape, and the latest leak gives us a clearer look at what to expect, including
New Photonic Chips Turn a Single Laser Into a Tiny On-Chip Rainbow
Scientists have unveiled a new kind of photonic chip that can take a single color of laser light and quietly turn it into several new
“Kill Siri, Ask Gemini”: Why Some Investors Want Apple to Change Course
Apple has spent the past decade as the world’s most valuable tech brand, but in the age of AI, even a giant can start to
YMTC Pushes Ahead With Third Wuhan Fab Despite U.S. Sanctions
Yangtze Memory Technologies Co. (YMTC), China’s leading NAND flash maker and a central player in the U.S.–China chip war, is moving forward with plans to
DARPA Invests $1.4 Billion In Texas 3D Chip Foundry
A former 1980s semiconductor plant in Austin, Texas, is being transformed into a next-generation research foundry focused on 3D heterogeneous integration (3DHI), backed by a
Supercapacitors to Outperform Traditional Batteries
A breakthrough in graphene engineering could accelerate the global shift to fast, durable, and high-performance energy storage. Scientists at Monash University have developed a next-generation
First-Ever Mechanical Link to a Time Crystal — Outpacing Google’s Earlier Breakthrough
Finnish scientists have achieved a major milestone in quantum physics by creating the first time crystal that can interact with an external mechanical system without
“No Plan B for Earth”- Space-Based Data Centers and Industry
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has renewed his warning that Earth cannot sustain unlimited industrial growth, arguing that future factories, data centers, and other high-impact infrastructure
Google Signs 15-Year Deal to Buy 1.5 TWh of Solar Power
Google has signed a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) with TotalEnergies to secure 1.5 terawatt hours of renewable electricity from the company’s Montpelier solar farm
World’s First Microwave-Powered Chip
Cornell University engineers have unveiled the world’s first microwave-powered computer chip, a groundbreaking processor that could redefine computing speed, energy efficiency, and AI performance. Dubbed
XPG Wins CES 2026 “Best of Innovation” Award
XPG, a fast-growing provider of systems, components, and peripherals for gamers, esports professionals, and tech enthusiasts, and a gaming brand of ADATA Technology, proudly announced
Samsung Plots Apple Pay Coup With New Credit Card in the U.S.
The long-running rivalry between Apple and Samsung is getting a new financial twist. According to The Wall Street Journal, Samsung is preparing to launch its
Foxconn to Deploy Nvidia-Powered Humanoid Robots on Production Lines Within Six Months
Apple’s top manufacturing partner, Foxconn, is taking a bold leap into the age of AI automation, and it’s doing so with humanoid robots powered by
Physicists May Have Found a Portal to the Fifth Dimension
Forget wormholes and black holes, the newest cosmic mystery might lie in a particle that links our universe to a fifth dimension. In a new
“Unprecedented Demand” Forces Shift to SSDs
The AI gold rush is starting to drain one of the tech industry’s oldest and most reliable resources: the humble hard drive. New reports reveal
“Really Bizarre”: Physicists Discover Quantum Behavior That Should Be Impossible
Physics just threw itself a plot twist. Researchers at the University of Michigan and Japan’s National Magnetic Field Laboratory have spotted quantum oscillations inside an
AMD Warns Intel-NVIDIA Alliance Could Heat Up the AI Chip Wars
AMD has sounded the alarm over the newly forged Intel-NVIDIA partnership, warning that the alliance could intensify competition and put downward pressure on chip prices.
A 9,000 mAh Redmi With 100W Charging Could End Battery Anxiety
Xiaomi seems ready to break one of the last limits in smartphone design: battery life. According to reliable Chinese tipster Digital Chat Station, the company
Apple’s MacBook Pro Is Getting Its Most Radical Redesign Yet
After years of saying “no” to touchscreens and keeping the notch alive, Apple is finally preparing to rewrite its own design philosophy. According to Bloomberg’s
US House Committee Confronts Nvidia Over Shared Campus With Huawei-Linked Firm
The US House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party has publicly challenged Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang over the company’s long-standing campus sharing with Futurewei,
Google to Announce Largest-Ever Investment in Germany
Google is preparing to announce its largest-ever investment in Germany, with plans to expand its data centers and cloud infrastructure nationwide significantly. The announcement, scheduled
New Armored Transatlantic Cable Can Stream 12.5 Million HD Films Simultaneously
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced Fastnet, a state-of-the-art transatlantic subsea cable system that will deliver unprecedented data capacity and resilience between the United States
“China Is Going to Win the AI Race”
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has once again found himself at the epicenter of the U.S.-China tech rivalry after warning that “China is going to win
Microsoft Sends 60,000 Nvidia Chips to the UAE
Microsoft has just secured the first U.S. export license under the Trump administration to send Nvidia’s most advanced AI chips to the United Arab Emirates,
Apple Reportedly Planning Cheaper Macs
Apple is reportedly developing a more affordable Mac notebook, designed to compete head-on with Chromebooks and budget Windows PCs. According to a new Bloomberg report,
AMD Faces Twin Lawsuits Over 3D V-Cache Hybrid Bonding
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has been hit with two patent infringement lawsuits from U.S. technology licensing firm Adeia, targeting the same hybrid bonding process that
NVIDIA’s Vera Rubin Superchip: The Next 100-PetaFLOP Leap Into AI Supremacy
At GTC Washington 2025, NVIDIA finally unveiled the hardware that will power its next AI revolution, the Vera Rubin Superchip. It’s the company’s most ambitious
A 10-Year Build-Out: Replacing Every Computer Ever Made
Huang believes we’re witnessing the beginning of a 10-year reconstruction of computing itself. For decades, traditional software has run on CPUs, but AI runs on
AMD’s Response: Continued Support for Every Radeon Gamer
We provide AMD’s response to the recent drama about the end of support for RDNA1 and RDNA2. We’ve heard your feedback and want to clear
AMD Officially Ends Support for RX 5000 and RX 6000 Series GPUs
AMD has officially discontinued active driver support for its Radeon RX 5000 and RX 6000 series graphics cards, marking the end of the company’s RDNA1
Blackwell Off the Table
Nvidia’s Blackwell processor was supposed to be the star of the show, the “super-duper” chip, as U.S. President Donald Trump called it, but it ended
Apple’s OLED Expansion Could Make the iPad Mini Pricier
Apple is preparing one of the most significant display upgrades in its product history, expanding OLED screens beyond the iPhone, Apple Watch, and iPad Pro
U.S. and China Agree on One-Year Tariff Truce
In a move that could reshape the global tech landscape, President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping have agreed on a one-year tariff truce,
Carbon Nanotube Fabric Is Thinner Than Kevlar and Three Times Stronger
A research team from Peking University has developed a new bulletproof fabric reinforced with carbon nanotubes that is three times stronger than Kevlar and thin
AMD Confirms Zen 6 “Medusa” Ryzen CPUs, Launching New Era of Open Firmware
AMD has officially confirmed its next-generation Zen 6 Ryzen processors, codenamed “Medusa,” during a keynote at the Open Compute Project Global Summit. The company also
iPhone 18 Rumors: Why It Might Be Worth the Wait
If you’re considering a new iPhone, 2026 could bring the most significant upgrades in years. While the iPhone 17 remains a solid choice today, early