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OpenAI has deployed GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark on Cerebras architecture, marking the first time the company has moved away from Nvidia infrastructure for a production deployment. This strategic move could have significant implications for the future of large language model inference.

Quanta Computer is expanding its AI server production in Thailand, increasing investments to meet growing demand. The initiative aims to strengthen production capacity in the artificial intelligence sector, with a focus on dedicated servers.

SK Hynix has reportedly begun ordering equipment for a new HBM (High Bandwidth Memory) packaging line in Cheongju, driven by increasing demand for high-performance memory due to AI. The expansion aims to boost HBM production capacity.

At SEMICON Korea, Samsung highlighted advancements in HBM memory with hybrid bonding technology. SK Hynix, on the other hand, emphasized the integration of artificial intelligence at the platform level, signaling a paradigm shift in the approach to technological innovation in the semiconductor industry.

OpenAI released GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark, its first production AI model to run on non-Nvidia hardware, deploying on Cerebras chips. The model delivers code at over 1,000 tokens per second, roughly 15 times faster than its predecessor. Access is available to ChatGPT Pro subscribers and select design partners.

OpenAI unveiled GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark, its first model designed to run on Cerebras Systems' AI accelerators. These accelerators, known for their large size and high-speed on-chip memory, directly compete with Nvidia and AMD solutions in the artificial intelligence market.

Nvidia DGX Spark update introduces hot-plug detection on ConnectX NIC, optimizing the energy efficiency of AI workstations and reducing idle power consumption by 32% or more. A step forward for more efficient AI workstations.

Rumors suggest that GLM-5, a large language model (LLM), was trained exclusively using Huawei hardware and the Mindspore framework. If confirmed, this would represent a significant step forward for Chinese technology in the field of artificial intelligence, with implications for technological sovereignty and on-premise alternatives.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang praised Foxconn's leadership in AI servers during a company sports event. The collaboration between the two companies focuses on developing advanced hardware solutions for artificial intelligence workloads.

Samsung announces the start of mass production of HBM4 memories, a world first that could redefine performance in artificial intelligence and high-performance computing. This move consolidates Samsung's position in the high-speed memory market.

Linux kernel 7.0 introduces significant updates to DRM (Direct Rendering Manager) graphics drivers, featuring enhancements for AMD hardware and SR-IOV support for Intel Xe. Also included are improvements to "accel" drivers for AI accelerators like NPUs.

Microsoft has released Windows 11 26H1 but is warning the vast majority of users that it is not for them. The new release is currently available only for devices with the new Snapdragon X2 hardware and does not include .NET Framework 3.5. No known issues.

MSI Afterburner introduces a warning for the 16-pin power connector on MPG AI PSUs. This update prevents potential damage to high-end GPUs by monitoring power delivery and flagging anomalies.

Testing reveals that the Ryzen 7 9800X3D, with simple PBO (Precision Boost Overdrive) settings, can match the gaming performance of the pricier Ryzen 7 9850X3D. The higher clock speed of the latter doesn't provide a significant advantage in gaming scenarios.

The increasing demand for artificial intelligence applications is accelerating the convergence of photonics and semiconductor technologies. The APE 2026 event will showcase the latest innovations in this field, crucial for developing more efficient and performant hardware for AI workloads.

Cadence is leveraging generative AI to design and validate next-gen processors that also use AI. Nvidia, Qualcomm, and Altera are among the first companies to trial this innovative technology for chip design.

Linux kernel 7.0 introduces support for the SpacemiT K3 RVA23 and Qualcomm Kaanapali SoCs. This integration marks a significant step forward for the adoption of ARM and RISC-V architectures, expanding the hardware options available to developers and opening up new possibilities for embedded systems and specialized applications.

Rumors suggest that Intel's future high-end Nova Lake desktop CPUs could reach a peak power consumption (PL4) of up to 700W. This is almost double the power draw of Arrow Lake CPUs, raising questions about energy efficiency and cooling requirements.

Recent benchmarks show a ~14% performance improvement for the Intel Xeon 6780E "Sierra Forest" since launch, thanks to open-source software optimizations on Linux. Direct comparison with AMD EPYC 9965 "Turin Dense" using up-to-date software.

Asus launches the ROG Crosshair X870E Glacial, a high-end motherboard designed for AMD Ryzen processors. This motherboard positions itself as a new flagship, offering advanced features and an optimized design for maximum performance.

G.Skill has reached a settlement in a $2.4 million class action lawsuit regarding advertised memory speeds. While denying any wrongdoing, the company will have to change its product packaging, clarifying overclocking settings and BIOS adjustments needed to achieve the stated performance.

Hungarian startup Allonic has raised $7.2 million in a pre-seed round led by Visionaries Club. The investment focuses on hardware development for robotics, distinguishing itself with an approach that prioritizes physical innovation over just AI software.

SK Hynix is preparing to ship HBM4 memory for Nvidia's next-generation GPUs, codenamed Vera Rubin. This announcement highlights the ongoing competition in the high-bandwidth memory sector, crucial for accelerating artificial intelligence and high-performance computing workloads.

OpenAI has decided not to use the name "io" for its AI hardware device. The decision emerged during a trademark lawsuit. The device is not expected to ship until 2027.

The NanoIC initiative aims to strengthen Europe's capacity in the production of advanced chips for artificial intelligence. This pilot project focuses on the development of 2nm technologies, essential for future high-performance AI applications, consolidating Europe's position in the global technological landscape and reducing dependence on external suppliers.

Rumors suggest that Nvidia is accelerating discussions on HBM memory and AI collaboration. An informal meeting could signal rapid progress in negotiations, crucial for the company's future GPUs and AI solutions.

Taiwanese server ODMs (Original Design Manufacturers) are poised for a record first quarter, fueled by strong demand for AI-dedicated servers. This increase underscores Taiwan's crucial role in the global supply chain for AI infrastructure.

John Carmack is considering using long fiber lines as an alternative to DRAM for streaming AI data. The idea is to leverage the low latency and high bandwidth of fiber to create an efficient second-level cache.

Initial benchmarks compare the performance of the Intel Core Ultra X7 358H processor on Windows 11 and Ubuntu Linux 24.04 (in development). Tests include CPU performance, power efficiency, and Xe3 graphics with Intel Arc B390.

AMD is implementing support for the Peak Tops Limiter (PTL) in the AMDGPU and AMDKFD Linux kernel graphics drivers. This feature, intended for Instinct accelerators, aims to manage and limit peak power consumption.

MediaTek is preparing to adopt TSMC's 2nm and A14 processes, with a focus on increasing computing power for artificial intelligence. This strategic move aims to position MediaTek as a leader in high-performance chips for AI applications.

Tower Semiconductor and Nvidia are collaborating to develop 1.6T optical modules aimed at improving the performance of AI data center networks. This technology promises to significantly accelerate data transfer, which is crucial for artificial intelligence applications.

Linus Torvalds announced the release of the Linux 6.19 kernel, the first major release of 2026. This version includes improved support for older AMD GPUs and a new API for the DRM color pipeline. The update promises to optimize performance and color management on systems using older hardware.

A two-node cluster based on AMD Strix Halo, interconnected via Intel E810 (RoCE v2), has been built for distributed LLM inference using Tensor Parallelism. Benchmarks and setup guide are available online, opening new possibilities for local model execution.

An enthusiast modified an old Apple Mac by integrating a thermal printer in place of the floppy disk drive. The machine also benefits from a 'brain' transplant thanks to the addition of a Mac Mini.

Intel has released QATlib 26.02, the newest version of its user-space library for leveraging QuickAssist Technology (QAT) on capable hardware. This release introduces new APIs for zero-copy DMA, improving compression and encryption performance. QAT remains one of Intel's most useful hardware acceleration technologies.

The Intel Arc A380 GPU, boosted by XeSS 3 technology and featuring 6GB of VRAM, achieves 140 FPS at 1080p with low graphics settings in Cyberpunk 2077. A significant performance improvement achieved through software optimization.

Rumors suggest the imminent release of Apple's M5 Max and, potentially, M5 Ultra chips. The new chips could be released alongside the macOS 26.3 operating system update. It remains to be seen whether Apple will opt for a MacBook with M5 Ultra or a Mac Studio, given the cooling challenges.

Rumors suggest Intel might announce the Arrow Lake Refresh series on March 23. The absence of the Core Ultra 9 290K Plus from a U.S. retailer's listings fuels cancellation rumors. The Core Ultra 200S series is in the spotlight.

MSI launches the RTX 5090 Lightning, a limited edition GPU designed to break all performance records. This high-end video card is positioned as an extreme solution for enthusiasts and professionals, but its price makes it accessible to only a few.

A user recreated a compact PC case (SFF) via 3D printing after it disappeared from stores, sharing the design. The case, named FF04MOD Block I, is designed to accommodate future GeForce RTX 50-series GPUs.

SanDisk has relaunched its Optimus SSD line with PCIe 5.0 models in 2TB and 4TB capacities. The new Optimus GX Pro 8100 are available starting at $999 for the 2TB model and $1799 for the 4TB version, representing a 5% price increase over previous models. Older WD Black versions remain a cheaper alternative.

Intel Panther Lake handheld chips are reportedly delayed until Q2 2026. The alleged 'Core G3' series might launch alongside new Arc B360 and Arc B380 iGPUs.

Venture capital firm Benchmark Capital has announced a $225 million investment in Cerebras Systems, a manufacturer of processors dedicated to artificial intelligence. Benchmark has been an investor in Cerebras since 2016, supporting the development of alternative solutions to Nvidia's GPUs.

Microsoft unveiled Maia 200, a chip designed to optimize AI inference costs. The goal is not to compete directly with Nvidia, but to offer a more cost-effective solution for specific workloads. The chip is intended for Microsoft data centers.

GPUs and accelerators use specialized engines for matrix multiplication (GEMM). This article analyzes the precision of accumulators in these engines, revealing that, for hardware efficiency reasons, the effective precision may be lower than expected. A method for verifying accumulator precision using Triton is presented, with results showing how precision can vary depending on the hardware and configuration.

Amazon's new Kindle Scribe Colorsoft is a color e-ink tablet designed for reading, annotating documents, and taking notes. Despite the hefty price tag, it could be a worthwhile investment for those seeking a dedicated device for these activities.

A lucky shopper found an incredible deal at Walmart, purchasing SSDs worth $1,300 for just $210. The haul included WD, Samsung, and PNY drives, offering significant savings on high-performance storage.

New Linux benchmarks examine the performance of Intel's Panther Lake Core Ultra X7 358H CPU with a higher power budget. The tests reveal significant generational improvements, particularly in energy efficiency, and confirm the excellent performance of the Intel Arc B390 GPU with open-source drivers.

AMD continues the development of its LLVM compiler stack for future GPUs. A new target, GFX1170, also identified as RDNA 4m, has been introduced. This update adds to the ongoing work on GFX1250 and GFX13 targets, expanding support for AMD's upcoming graphics architectures.

Qualcomm is making it easier to use Snapdragon X1 Elite on Linux. Previously, necessary firmware files had to be fetched from the Windows 11 on ARM partition. Now, QUPv3 firmware bits have been integrated into the linux-firmware.git repository, greatly simplifying the process for Linux users.

MetaOptics, headquartered in Singapore and maintaining close ties with Taiwan, is developing heat-resistant metalenses for integration into CPUs. This technology could significantly improve the thermal management of processors.

A user reported a significant throughput increase, up to 26 tokens/second, using the Qwen3-Coder-Next-Q4_K_S model with llama.cpp on an RTX 5090. The optimization was achieved by offloading MoE expert tensors to the CPU and quantizing the KV cache.

South Korea is making significant investments in artificial intelligence, supported by a hardware infrastructure powered by over 260,000 Nvidia GPUs. This strategic move aims to position the country as a leader in the AI sector, with a focus on advanced applications and research.

Intel's Xe graphics driver for Linux, starting with kernel 7.0, will re-enable D3cold support for Battlemage GPUs. This feature was disabled due to instability issues in power state transitions. The change will not apply to all systems, excluding specific NUCs.

A Reddit user benchmarked the Strix Halo's iGPU, testing various software configurations with 13 LLM models and 15 different llama.cpp builds. The aim was to evaluate the impact of ROCm, Vulkan, and various compilation options on inference performance.

Tenstorrent announced a reduction in the number of Tensor cores on its Blackhole p150 cards, from 140 to 120, via a firmware update. The company anticipates a 1-2% performance drop for existing users. New cards will ship with 120 Tensor cores.

Western Digital announces the development of 3.5-inch HDDs (Hard Disk Drives) based on HAMR (Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording) technology with a capacity reaching 140 TB, thanks to the use of 14 platters. This technology promises to significantly increase the storage density of hard drives.

Nvidia is reportedly developing DLSS 4.5, an advanced version of its upscaling technology that could eliminate the need for denoisers in ray tracing. This is thanks to a Transformer model that reconstructs ray-traced reflections more accurately.

First Linux benchmarks of the Intel Arc B390 GPU, integrated in high-end Panther Lake models. The Xe3 graphics card, equipped with 12 Xe cores, promises interesting performance in desktop and mobile environments for graphics and compute workloads.

ASRock has issued a statement regarding a new round of Ryzen 9000 CPU failures. The company says it is actively collaborating with AMD to identify and resolve the cause of the problem, which appears to affect a limited number of units.

Canonical and SpacemiT announced that Ubuntu Linux will be officially supported on SpacemiT's new K3 RISC-V SoC. What makes the K3 interesting is being one of the first available RISC-V RVA23 designs.

Nvidia is reportedly seeking faster deliveries of HBM4 memory from Samsung, amid a global crunch in high-bandwidth memory supply. The move highlights the competition to secure resources for upcoming AI accelerators.

The Linux 6.19 merge window introduced support for larger pages and compression with the Nouveau kernel driver, aiming to improve the performance of open-source NVIDIA drivers. Initial issues disabled this functionality, but version 7.0 should resolve them, re-enabling the use of larger pages and compression in the Mesa NVK driver.

Alphabet plans to invest US$185 billion in hardware infrastructure dedicated to artificial intelligence. The initiative aims to overcome current supply chain bottlenecks and ensure the computing capacity needed for its ambitious AI projects.

Japanese manufacturer Ibiden is investing heavily in expanding its production of IC substrates. The goal is to meet the growing demand for servers dedicated to artificial intelligence. The total investment amounts to US$3.3 billion.

Mesa 26.0-rc3 is now available, featuring the latest bug fixes for graphics drivers. The stable Mesa 26.0 release is expected soon.

Intel Linux engineers are actively preparing support for next-gen Nova Lake processors. The latest developments include enabling Xe3P_LPG graphics support and related display functionality through new Linux kernel patches.

Intel's ANV open-source Vulkan driver has temporarily disabled Vulkan Video encode support on newer graphics hardware. The decision was made due to insufficient testing, despite Vulkan Video's growing traction as a cross-vendor, cross-platform API for multimedia applications.

A Reddit thread reveals potential exceptional deals on GeForce RTX 50-series GPUs found in Walmart's clearance aisles. Some users report purchasing RTX 5080s at drastically reduced prices, potentially mitigating the effects of the GPU shortage due to demand for artificial intelligence applications.

Dutch startup QT Sense has raised €4 million to advance Quantum Nuova, a quantum-based platform for monitoring cellular stress in living cells. The funding will support the development of more robust hardware and integrated analytics, with initial applications in colorectal cancer research.

Nvidia's HBM4 memory tests are nearing completion, while SK Hynix is increasing production of 1b DRAM. This development could lead to a significant increase in memory bandwidth for future Nvidia GPUs, with important implications for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing workloads.

Intel's CEO has announced plans to enter the GPU market, currently dominated by Nvidia. This strategic move could bring new dynamics to the hardware acceleration sector for artificial intelligence and graphics workloads.

The race for HBM4 memory production intensifies, with Nvidia playing a key role in defining the specifications. Samsung and SK Hynix are vying for leadership in this sector crucial for future GPUs and AI accelerators.

Nvidia is expanding its validation and testing processes. The company may focus on silicio photonics as a key element for future GPUs, with potential announcements at GTC 2026. This technology promises to significantly improve the speed and energy efficiency of data transfers.

A user reported successfully running the Qwen-Coder-Next model on a Strix Halo platform using ROCm. The test was performed with llamacpp-rocm and a context size of 16k, opening new possibilities for running large language models locally.

Intel and SoftBank's SAIMEMORY are targeting the commercialization of a new AI memory technology, called Z-angle, by 2029. This technology promises to improve the performance of artificial intelligence workloads. Further details on the technical specifications and potential use cases have not been disclosed.

Intel is ramping up efforts to compete in the GPU market, currently dominated by Nvidia. The company is building a dedicated team and will develop a GPU strategy focused on customer needs. This marks a significant evolution in the graphics processor landscape.

A Linux benchmark revealed that the China-made Loongson 3B6000 12-core CPU performs significantly worse than AMD's Ryzen 5 9600X 6-core CPU. Low clock speeds appear to be a limiting factor for the Loongson CPU.

Western Digital introduces new hard disk drives designed for higher performance and lower power consumption. The goal is to compete with QLC NAND-based solid-state storage solutions, improving efficiency and reducing the energy footprint of data centers.

Intel and SoftBank subsidiary, Saimemory, are collaborating to develop Z-Angle Memory (ZAM), a vertical-stacked memory for AI data centers. ZAM promises 2 to 3x more capacity, greater bandwidth, and half the power consumption compared to current solutions.

An engineer linked a 1980s ZX Spectrum computer to the Kerbal Space Program simulator. The interface between the Spectrum's BASIC environment and the simulation environment is implemented via Python and serial communication, demonstrating an ingenious approach to using dated hardware.

Intel has launched the new Xeon 600 series processors for workstations, offering up to 86 cores. These processors support memory up to 8000 MT/s, 128 PCIe Gen5 lanes, and a TDP of 350W with overclocking support. They are positioned as an alternative with a better core/price ratio compared to AMD Threadripper 9000.

Generative AI is pushing demand across the industry. Data interconnects, such as Silicio Photonics, may well be the next big bottleneck that hyperscalers need to be paying attention to. Following copper, power, DRAM, and NAND, data movement speed becomes crucial.

Apple has acquired Q.ai, signaling a further investment in the integration of hardware and artificial intelligence. This strategic move could lead to improvements in device performance and new AI-driven features, with a focus on optimizing the user experience.

SK Hynix has announced that it has passed major quality tests for its HBM4 memory, paving the way for a stable supply for future Nvidia Rubin GPUs. This achievement underscores SK Hynix's commitment to high-bandwidth memory innovation.

OpenAI's push towards inference puts the spotlight on Nvidia's strategy in the AI chip sector. Nvidia's next moves will be crucial to meet the growing demand for computing power for large language model inference.

Nvidia introduces AI CDU (Cooling Distribution Unit), signaling a software-defined approach to thermal management in AI data centers. This development could optimize energy efficiency and performance of on-premise inference and training systems.

Binning data from 13 Ryzen 7 9850X3D samples suggests the CPU is essentially a 9800X3D with higher voltages to achieve higher clock speeds. The single-core performance of the 9850X3D appears to primarily stem from this factory overclock.

The RayNeo Air 3s Pro AR glasses continue to offer great value in the AR glasses space. This model represents a significant evolution in terms of usability compared to the previous generation, making them an interesting choice for those seeking an immersive and accessible AR experience.

The introduction of the Nvidia GB200 GPU is accelerating the adoption of liquid cooling systems and rack-level integration in the chassis sector. This transition is driven by the need to manage the increased power density and thermal requirements of new AI accelerators.

New physical devices use artificial intelligence to transcribe audio in real time, generating summaries and identifying action items during meetings. Some models also offer live translation, improving productivity and accessibility.

Micron is ramping up its global investments in memory technology. This strategic move comes at a crucial time, with Nvidia preparing to roll out its next-generation HBM4 memory, intended for high-performance GPUs for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing workloads.

Nvidia is targeting mass production of silicio photonics solutions by 2026. This development could significantly impact the optical supply chain, paving the way for faster and more efficient interconnects for future high-performance computing workloads.

Taiwan's cooling and power solutions industry is responding to the increasing demand for AI chips. The ability to manage increased power consumption and heat dissipation is crucial for the efficient operation of AI systems.

Academia Sinica announces a significant breakthrough in quantum computer development: a 20-qubit system has been realized. This achievement positions Taiwan as an emerging player in the global quantum computing landscape.

GNOME Resources 1.10, the newest version of this system monitoring app, introduces monitoring support for AMD Ryzen AI NPUs. This application is now used by default on distributions like the upcoming Ubuntu 26.04 LTS. The update also includes other unspecified new capabilities.

Researchers in Shanghai have developed a flexible chip integrated into a fiber thinner than a human hair. The fiber integrates 100,000 transistors per centimeter and can withstand a crushing force of 15.6 tons. This innovation opens new perspectives for flexible and wearable electronics.

Puget Systems has released its annual reliability report on hardware components. The 2025 report highlights the components with the fewest failures during testing and deployment. Intel and AMD are neck and neck for CPU reliability, while Nvidia's Founders Edition GPUs show the lowest failure rates.

A recap of the most popular news and reviews published on Phoronix in January. The focus is on Linux kernel developments, progress in the ReactOS operating system, and analysis of the AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D CPU. Phoronix published nearly 300 articles during the month.

The U.S. Marine Corps has announced HANX, the first NDAA compliant 3D printed drone. Its modular design allows for quick adaptation for various duties, from reconnaissance to one-way attacks. The absence of China-sourced parts is a key feature.

Recent research compares the performance of vLLM-MLX on Apple Silicio with llama.cpp, highlighting significantly higher throughput. The results suggest potential advantages in using Apple hardware for local inference of large language models (LLMs).

LandMark Optoelectronics is expanding its silicio photonics component production by adding new MOCVD reactors. The expansion aims to meet the growing demand for high-speed interconnects in data centers and artificial intelligence applications.

A user is evaluating which device is best suited for large language model (LLM) inference in a production environment, considering speed and fine-tuning capabilities. The comparison is between an M4 Max-based Mac Studio and a GMKtec EVO-X2 AI Mini PC with Ryzen AI Max+ 395, both equipped with 128 GB of memory.

The UK Ministry of Defense is launching a new Drone Engineering Degree course. This initiative aims to enhance the army's capabilities by integrating know-how gained from the conflict in Ukraine. The course will train experts in the design and maintenance of military drones.

Rumors indicate that AMD might increase the L3 cache of Zen 6 processors to 48MB to compensate for the increased core count in the CCDs. This move would maintain the cache-to-core ratio consistent with Zen 5.

The open-source Nova driver, written in Rust, continues its integration path into the Linux 7.0 kernel. The goal is to provide support for NVIDIA's Turing GPUs. In parallel, work continues on the Arm Mali Tyr drivers.

Updates in the Intel Xe open-source graphics driver for Linux, in preparation for kernel 7.0. Key changes include disabling GuC Power DCC for Panther Lake and improvements in GPU temperature sensor reporting.

A user has built a local computing cluster based on four Lenovo P620 workstations, each equipped with two NVIDIA RTX 3090 GPUs, for a total of 192GB of VRAM. The configuration, interconnected via a 10Gbit network (awaiting a 100Gbit upgrade), is intended for running large language models (LLMs) locally, leveraging frameworks such as vLLM and Ray.

An analysis of using the Dell Pro Max workstation equipped with a GB10 GPU to solve complex reporting tasks. The original article reports a practical experience that led to a return on investment (ROI) within a 12-month period, focusing on real-world application.

Libcamera 0.7 has been released, a software library for image signal processors (ISPs) and embedded cameras on Linux. The key update is initial support for GPU acceleration within the software ISP (SoftISP), aiming for improved performance compared to CPU-only processing.

Qilimanjaro Quantum Tech has announced EduQit, a modular quantum computing kit designed to enable hands-on training, experimental learning, and early-stage research. EduQit enables universities and research institutions to work directly with a physical quantum computing system, addressing a gap in quantum education that often relies on theory and simulations.

Libgcrypt 1.12 has been released, the low-level library used by GnuPG and other software for cryptography. This release introduces optimizations for AMD Zen 5 CPUs via VAES and AVX-512, promising a performance increase of up to 2x for AES operations.

Timur Kristóf of Valve's Linux graphics team addressed issues in the open-source AMDGPU driver. This allows older AMD GCN 1.0 and 1.1 GPUs to transition to using AMDGPU by default instead of the Radeon driver. New patches overcome limitations of GCN 1.1 APUs, enabling AMDGPU DC support for Kaveri and related products.

NVIDIA-VAAPI-Driver 0.0.15 was released. This VA-API driver, built atop NVIDIA's NVDEC interface, enables video acceleration for NVIDIA GPUs with the Firefox web browser on Linux, supporting VA-API but not NVIDIA's NVDEC.

Cooler Master showcased in China a new 360x360mm AIO (All-in-One) liquid cooler designed for high-performance workstations with CPUs up to 2000W. This cooling system is intended for users who need to dissipate high thermal power.

Moltbot announces progress that could rehabilitate Apple's Mac mini in the development of artificial intelligence applications, overcoming traditional limitations related to the CUDA ecosystem.

Alibaba's T-Head Semiconductor has developed a new AI chip aiming to compete with the performance of Nvidia's A800 and A100 GPUs. This move could intensify competition in the AI hardware market, potentially offering new options for inference and training workloads.

The AI server market is shifting towards rack-level architectures, with Delta and Liteon emerging as key suppliers. This trend reflects the increasing demand for higher compute density and improved thermal management capabilities in AI data centers.

A user has built a high-performance AI server using consumer-grade components, achieving 768GB of memory between RAM and VRAM. The configuration, based on a Threadripper Pro and multiple GPUs, demonstrates how a relatively contained budget can compete with more expensive enterprise solutions, pushing the limits of local AI inference.

The upcoming release of GNOME 50, expected in distributions like Ubuntu 26.04 LTS and Fedora Workstation 44, will feature improved discrete GPU detection within the GNOME Shell. This effort, which has been two years in the making, has finally been merged.

New research suggests thermodynamic computing could drastically reduce the energy consumption of AI in image generation. Prototypes show promise, but the challenge of creating competitive hardware is significant.

The Mesa NVK open-source Vulkan driver has temporarily disabled support for larger memory pages due to a discovered issue. This feature, implemented in the Nouveau kernel driver in Linux 6.19, aimed to improve performance through compression and the use of larger page sizes.

Micron's Fab 10B, now under construction in Singapore, promises to more than double the company's 3D NAND output from the region when it is fully operational in about 10 years.

When budgets are tight for RAM, storage, or GPUs, replacing your PC case can refresh your system. A new case offers modern features and an updated look, representing a lasting investment for future builds.

Phison's Pascari SSDs have set a new reliability benchmark by powering the world's first lunar data center. This milestone demonstrates the ability of SSDs to operate in extreme environments, opening new frontiers for data processing in space.

Elon Musk has announced plans to drastically reduce the design cycle for AI chips to just nine months. This acceleration could significantly impact the development of new AI capabilities, but also raises questions about the validity of testing and validation processes.

Tesla has restarted the development of its Dojo supercomputer, with a renewed focus on artificial intelligence applications in the space sector. The project, previously focused on autonomous driving, appears to be expanding its scope.

Lightmatter plans to introduce photonic interconnects for AI infrastructure in 2026. This technology promises to significantly improve the performance and energy efficiency of computing systems for artificial intelligence, opening new possibilities for advanced applications.

The Asahi Linux project is making progress on bringing Linux to Apple Silicio hardware. The focus is now on the M3 chips, newer than M1 and M2. An Asahi Linux developer has managed to boot the KDE Plasma desktop environment on an M3 MacBook with experimental code, although GPU acceleration is not yet available.

A team benchmarked a workstation with dual RTX PRO 6000s and 1.15TB RAM for multi-user AI workloads. Comparison between GPU-only (INT4) and CPU+GPU (FP8) inference with MiniMax M2.1. Results show INT4 is faster in prefill but limited by KV-cache, while FP8 scales better with large contexts, though slower.

Intel is developing a hybrid processor combining x86 cores, dedicated AI acceleration, and programmable logic. This strategic move could position Intel in a market segment overlooked by Nvidia and AMD.

Chinese chip designer Shanghai Iluvatar CoreX has unveiled a multi-year GPU architecture roadmap explicitly targeting Nvidia’s next-gen Rubin platform. The company aims to compete directly with Nvidia by 2027, outlining an ambitious challenge in the GPU market.

Google is expanding its Axion ARM processor offerings on Google Cloud with the new N4A instances, now generally available. Optimized for scale-out web servers, microservices, and data analytics, these instances promise a more efficient development and testing environment.

Nvidia's DGX Spark brings a slice of Grace Blackwell power to the desktop for AI developers. With a 20-core Arm CPU, a Blackwell GPU with 6144 CUDA cores, and 128GB of unified memory, the DGX Spark can run a wide range of AI models and workflows with solid performance and the reliability of the CUDA software ecosystem.

The latest Intel graphics drivers introduce XeSS 3 Multi-Frame Generation with 2x, 3x, and 4x modes. The technology supports existing XeSS 2 games without requiring developer updates, expanding frame generation capabilities across a wide range of Intel hardware.

A set of 18 patches were merged to Mesa 26.1 to address graphics corruption issues on Intel Meteor Lake and DG2/Alchemist graphics hardware. These patches also bring performance improvements, with some graphics workloads seeing gains of up to 260%.

Lenovo is working on improving double-tap handling for TrackPoints on ThinkPads running Linux. The latest iteration of this work appears promising and could soon be integrated into the mainline Linux kernel, offering a smoother and more responsive user experience.

Lightmatter is partnering with GUC and Cadence to address bandwidth challenges in artificial intelligence. The goal is to develop innovative solutions to overcome current limitations and improve the performance of AI systems.

Chinese startup Iluvatar CoreX has announced a roadmap for new GPUs, aiming to compete with Nvidia's upcoming Rubin architecture. The company aims to position itself in the rapidly growing market for artificial intelligence hardware solutions.

According to DIGITIMES, Microsoft anticipates an over tenfold increase in the capacity of its Maia 200 systems compared to the previous Maia 100. This significant increase suggests a strong commitment to expanding its computing infrastructure, likely to support growing artificial intelligence and cloud workloads.

Microsoft has announced Maia 200, a new chip designed specifically for artificial intelligence workloads. The company is moving towards mass production, marking a significant step in its commitment to hardware innovation for AI.

AMD's RadeonSI Gallium3D driver is introducing a new low-latency video decode mode in the upcoming Mesa 26.1 release. This feature offers faster response times but potentially increases GPU power consumption. A trade-off to consider for latency-sensitive applications.

Infineon is pushing vertical power delivery to improve energy efficiency in AI data centers. This approach aims to reduce power losses and improve the overall performance of systems.

Alibaba's DAMO Academy is driving the development of custom AI chips for T-Head Semiconductor. This effort underscores Alibaba's commitment to hardware innovation to support its artificial intelligence needs.

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A Reddit user found a 2TB SSD at an incredibly low price at a local Walmart. The discovery highlights how, sometimes, hardware components can be found at bargain prices in less conventional distribution channels. A great opportunity for those assembling systems for LLMs.

Microsoft has announced Maia 200, a new chip designed for scaling AI inference. This processor, successor to the Maia 100 released in 2023, is optimized to run powerful AI models at faster speeds and with more efficiency. The company describes it as a silicio workhorse.

A Reddit user is benchmarking secondhand Tesla GPUs with high VRAM to evaluate their performance in parallel configurations for local LLMs. The aim is to compare these cost-effective cards against more modern devices, quantifying the results using a dedicated benchmarking suite.

Bill Gates-backed Neurophos has developed a silicio photonics chip that promises performance exceeding Nvidia's Vera Rubin GPUs while consuming the same power. The technology boasts a 10,000x size reduction compared to current solutions and advanced computational capabilities.

The Asus ZenBook Duo with Intel Core Ultra X9 388H features two OLED screens powered by an impressive chip with powerful integrated graphics.

The AMDGPU GFX13 target, presumably related to the next-generation RDNA5 architecture, has been added to the LLVM 23 Git repository. This update represents a preliminary step towards supporting the new hardware in development toolchains.

A fan has created a portable PS4 based on a PS4 Slim, integrating a 7-inch OLED screen, HDMI output, and a 3-hour battery. The modified console retains the original functionalities and can also be used while charging.

The ASRock Rack PAUL card, equipped with the ASPEED AST2500 controller, receives support in the Linux kernel thanks to new patches. This low-profile PCIe card provides IPMI/BMC capabilities for various platforms.

According to DIGITIMES, Nvidia, Arm, and Qualcomm are defining specific strategies for the development of Application-Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs) dedicated to artificial intelligence. The article analyzes the different directions taken by the three industry giants.

Samsung is preparing to start shipments of its HBM4 memory to Nvidia and AMD starting in February. This new generation of high-bandwidth memory is crucial for accelerating the performance of GPUs and high-performance computing systems, essential for artificial intelligence and machine learning workloads.

A user won a Dell DGX Spark GB10 workstation at an Nvidia hackathon and is asking for advice on how to best utilize it. Previously, they were using it for inferencing a Nemotron 30B model with vLLM, which required over 100 GB of memory. Now they are looking for suggestions on how to make the most of the hardware.

Ennostar is betting on Micro LEDs to solve overheating issues inside AI servers. The technology could improve the efficiency and reliability of cooling systems, which are crucial for the performance of artificial intelligence workloads.

LACT, the third-party user interface for managing GPUs on Linux, updates to version 0.8.4. Particularly popular among AMD Radeon enthusiasts, LACT offers an alternative control panel for AMD and Intel graphics cards, in the absence of official solutions. The latest version introduces improvements to the overclocking interface and other features.

AMD is planning to release a series of fixes to the open-source AMDGPU and AMDKFD graphics drivers. These changes have been queued up ahead of the next Linux 7.0 kernel merge window and aim to improve the stability and reliability of the drivers. The goal is to provide a smoother and more performant user experience for Linux users using AMD graphics cards.

An enthusiast has published a detailed guide to increase the memory of an RTX 4090 up to 48 GB. The procedure, which requires advanced soldering skills and in-depth hardware knowledge, is documented in a video and is generating interest in the modding community. The initiative demonstrates the desire to push the limits of high-end graphics cards, opening up new possibilities for demanding applications.

An enthusiast has showcased an open-source Intel 486 motherboard that they claim was 'made from scratch' in under six months. The initial goal was Linux and Doom compatibility, but the project appears to offer much more. The M8SBC-486 motherboard represents a remarkable example of reverse engineering and passion for retro hardware.

A modder has transformed an RTX 2080 Ti Hall of Fame graphics card into a supercharged Titan RTX. The modification involved transplanting the core and adding 24GB of GDDR6 memory, along with a 900W power limit modification. The resulting card outperformed an RTX 3090 in benchmarks.

The Focusrite Forte 2-in, 4-out USB audio interface, a portable audio recording solution, will be supported by the mainline Linux 7.0 kernel. The patches are queued in the Linux kernel's sound subsystem development tree. While a convenient little device, the Focusrite Forte is no longer manufactured but can still be found used online.

Rob Clark sent out the latest MSM DRM kernel driver updates for the latest Qualcomm display and graphics enhancements, ahead of next month's Linux 7.0 merge window. Highlights include support for Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and enablement of the older Adreno 225.

Nvidia's CEO has visited China as the company awaits approval from Beijing to sell its H200 AI chip. The sale has been authorized by the US, but uncertainty remains regarding Chinese customs. The move underscores the importance of the Chinese market for Nvidia.

A Redditor replaced their RTX 3080's backplate with a massive heatsink repurposed from a 100W car amplifier. This custom mod reportedly slashes GPU temperatures by 10°C, improving thermal performance and potentially extending the lifespan of the graphics card.

Intel closed Q4 with positive results but anticipates supply constraints in Q1 2026. The foundry division continues to generate losses, despite the start of 18A production. Corporate management stabilized in 2025, but the path to full recovery still appears long and complex.

Zotac has reportedly increased the MSRP of its Nvidia RTX GPUs by up to $200. Some users are also reporting order cancellations prior to the price hike, sparking controversy over the company's handling of deliveries. The company blames a "system error" for the cancellations.

A user, tired of Claude Code's limitations, seeks advice on assembling or purchasing a dedicated machine for offline language model development, with a budget of $5,000. They are considering various options, including pre-configured workstations and custom builds.

Applied Digital is building a new 430 MW AI data center in a secret location. The company, previously involved in crypto mining, wants to avoid media attention and potential protests from local residents. The decision to operate in secrecy is motivated by the desire to better manage the impact on the territory.

The AMDGPU driver for Linux 6.19 has received urgent fixes to address regressions affecting many users. Developers have worked to integrate the necessary patches and stabilize the system, ensuring a smoother user experience. This timely intervention highlights the importance of constant monitoring and a quick response to issues encountered during the kernel development phase.

The People's Liberation Army has revealed its latest drone swarm tech, featuring 200 units. The system is resistant to jamming, capable of autonomous decisions, and controlled by a single soldier thanks to an "intelligent algorithm" that allows units to cooperate autonomously even after losing communication with the operator.

Taiwan's optics industry is gearing up for a key role in automotive electronics, driven by the increasing demand for autonomous driving. Taiwanese companies aim to provide innovative solutions for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and other automotive applications.

China is making significant progress in developing a domestic supply chain for T1000 carbon fiber, a crucial material for the semiconductor industry. This initiative aims to reduce reliance on foreign imports and strengthen the country's position in the global technology sector.

A user tested Strix Halo (Bosgame M5 with 128GB) on Ubuntu 25.10, achieving remarkable results with the MiniMax Q3 K_XL model. Specifically, the speed of approximately 30 tokens per second in TG mode makes the model usable for brainstorming and discussions on general topics, offering a valuable complement to other models such as gpt-oss-120b and GLM-4.5-AIR.

Intel claims that customers show interest in the 14A process technology; however, they have yet to make a commitment to use it. The company expects to hear about commitments in the second half of 2026. This represents a significant step forward for Intel in its strategy to regain leadership in the semiconductor manufacturing sector, competing with TSMC and Samsung.

AMD has released a new version of Ryzen AI Software, a user-space package for Microsoft Windows and Linux designed to leverage Ryzen AI NPUs in various AI tasks. The update promises improved performance and new model support.

An enthusiast has completed the assembly of a high-performance system based on the Nvidia GH200 GPU with 144GB of HBM3e memory. The configuration also includes an RTX Pro 6000 card, an 8TB SSD, and a liquid cooling system to manage the high temperatures. The build was shared on Reddit, sparking interest from the LocalLLaMA community.

The Lian Li RS1200G ATX 3.1 power supply offers rotational innovation meets reliability. Case compatibility remains a legitimate concern. ATX 3.1 power supplies are designed to support the latest motherboards and GPUs, offering greater energy efficiency and better cable management, crucial for high-end systems.

Asus says it is investigating reports concerning its 800-series motherboards and 9800X3D processors following user complaints of hardware failures. The company aims to shed light on the causes of the malfunctions and assess possible solutions to address the problems encountered.

Foxconn Industrial Internet (FII) is accelerating its AI-driven transformation to reshape its global manufacturing platform. The company aims to enhance production processes through the integration of artificial intelligence solutions, making them more efficient and adaptable. This initiative highlights the increasing importance of AI in the manufacturing sector to optimize operations and respond quickly to changing market demands.

AcBel has announced the launch of 1MW HVDC (High Voltage Direct Current) power supplies, signaling a strategic shift toward AI data centers as a core growth engine. The decision reflects the increasing demand for efficient power solutions for AI infrastructures.

Micron is preparing to start commercial production at its ATMP plant in Gujarat, marking a major milestone for India in the semiconductor sector. This development represents a significant step for India, which aims to become a key hub in global chip manufacturing, reducing dependence on imports and stimulating domestic economic growth.

Taiwan-based Delta Electronics is redefining value in the tech sector. With artificial intelligence demanding ever-increasing power, the company is positioning itself as a key supplier for the development of this technology. Delta's innovative approach focuses on optimizing energy efficiency to support the growing computational needs of AI.

According to industry sources, TSMC and Samsung are reducing their 8-inch wafer production capacity. Despite this reduction, the market continues to be characterized by an oversupply, indicating still weak demand in some key electronics sectors. The move by the two giants could foreshadow further adjustments in the semiconductor industry.

ASML is at the forefront of the chip manufacturing equipment sector, driving innovation in advanced packaging. The Dutch company is a key supplier to semiconductor manufacturers worldwide, playing a crucial role in the development of increasingly sophisticated technologies.

New optimizations for AMD Radeon RDNA4 graphics cards have been merged into the RadeonSI Gallium3D (OpenGL) driver within Mesa. These deliveries, arriving shortly after the Mesa 26.0 release, will be included in Mesa 26.1, expected in Q2. The focus is on enhancing OpenGL performance on RDNA4 GPUs.

Solum Advanced Materials has announced the development of ultrathin stainless steel foils specifically designed for use in all-solid-state batteries. This advancement could lead to safer and more performant batteries for electric vehicles and other applications.

Taiwanese manufacturer Phison Electronics is leveraging the NAND memory shortage to expand its presence in the US server market. The company specializes in storage solutions and flash memories, and aims to establish itself as a key supplier for American data centers.

Chunghwa Telecom is partnering with SES to build North Asia's first O3b MEO ground station in Taiwan. This infrastructure will support next-generation satellite communications, improving connectivity and reducing latency for enterprise and government applications in the region.

Apple is reportedly developing a wearable device with artificial intelligence capabilities. The device, similar in size to an AirTag, would be worn as a pin. The launch could happen as early as 2027. It remains to be seen whether the device will be standalone or rely on an iPhone for processing.

A vulnerability in the Linux kernel's Direct Rendering Manager (DRM) driver allowed unprivileged users to exhaust kernel memory. The flaw has been fixed to prevent system crashes due to out-of-memory errors.

Neurophos has raised $110 million to develop compact optical processors for AI inferencing. The company aims to address power efficiency challenges in the AI industry by using an innovative composite material for the required calculations. This technology promises to reduce energy consumption in data centers and edge devices, opening new perspectives for AI model deployment.

Intel has released an updated IPU 7.5 (Image Processing Unit) firmware for its upcoming Core Ultra Series 3 Panther Lake laptops. The update addresses the image processing unit used by the web cameras on the higher-end models, improving performance and fixing bugs. The new laptops are expected to hit retail channels next week.

US lawmakers are considering the AI Overwatch Act, a bill that would grant Congress the power to veto exports of high-performance AI processors, made by companies like AMD and Nvidia, to China and other adversarial nations.

Nvidia and MediaTek are intensifying the competition in the AI-powered PC sector. The collaboration aims to integrate their respective expertise to offer advanced solutions, in a rapidly expanding and increasingly competitive market. The Digitimes article sheds light on this strategic partnership.

According to Digitimes, SAS is shifting its SiC strategy, focusing on 12-inch wafers. The company is also reportedly working on AI-powered glasses. This strategic move could position SAS more competitively in the semiconductor and consumer electronics market.

Optalysys, a Leeds-based photonic computing company, has raised £23 million in a Series A extension round. The funding will be used to accelerate the commercialization of its proprietary photonic chips and further develop its programmable computing technology, focusing on AI, cloud, and security applications. The company also plans to expand into the US.

GlobalWafers chairwoman Doris Hsu emphasizes Taiwan's key role in the semiconductor industry. According to Hsu, the rise of artificial intelligence is an irreversible trend that will continue to drive technological innovation and demand for advanced chips. GlobalWafers is a leading global silicio wafer manufacturer.

Chinese AI chipmakers are showing mixed reactions to the Nvidia H200 block. The decision could further boost the development of local alternatives, but also raises concerns about short-term competitiveness.

Chinese manufacturer Luxshare, a key supplier to companies like Apple and Nvidia, has allegedly been hit by a ransomware attack. The extent of the attack and the type of data potentially compromised are not yet fully clear, but the incident raises concerns about the security of the global technology supply chain. Investigations are underway to assess the damage and mitigate the risks.

TYC Brother's, through board member Chuang Tai-Shie, announces an expansion of its presence in the automotive supply chain with an increase in US manufacturing. The strategic move aims to strengthen TYC's position in the North American market and optimize deliveries to industry customers.

Inventec is reportedly taking on a larger role in the manufacturing of AI servers based on Google's TPUs. This strategic move could strengthen Inventec's position in the growing market for AI hardware.

According to a DIGITIMES report, the market for ASICs (Application-Specific Integrated Circuits) for the cloud is experiencing strong growth. Shipments are expected to surge starting in 2026. Memory capacity remains a critical factor and a potential risk for the sector's expansion. The evolution of cloud computing continues to drive demand for specialized hardware.

Taiwanese companies are preparing to capitalize on the opportunities presented by the growth of AI data centers, focusing on silicio photonics and CPO packaging. This strategic move aims to position Taiwan as a leader in the sector, riding the wave of artificial intelligence expansion.

The Linux kernel is preparing to retire HIPPI (High Performance Parallel Interface), a networking standard for supercomputers born in the late 1980s. HIPPI enabled near-Gigabit connectivity over distances up to 25 meters. The removal is planned with the release of Linux 7.0. At the same time, the focus is on the future with NVIDIA and 1.6 Tb/s connections.

Raana Semiconductors has announced a US$3 million seed funding round. The goal is to develop silicio ingot growth systems. The company aims to reduce reliance on imports in the semiconductor sector, which is crucial for electronics and computing.

QCT aims to strengthen its position in the artificial intelligence supply chain. The company is reportedly developing a full-spectrum server strategy to compete in the market, vertically integrating its solutions. The goal is to offer a more comprehensive and controlled offering, from production to deployment, in the rapidly growing AI sector.

Intel has recruited Eric Demers, a Qualcomm GPU veteran, to lead its AI-focused graphics engineering team. This strategic move aims to strengthen Intel's capabilities in the field of AI, leveraging Demers' experience in developing high-performance GPUs.

Apple is reportedly developing an AI-powered wearable device. According to reports, the launch of this new product could happen as early as 2027. Apple aims to compete directly with OpenAI in the AI sector.

AMD has sent out a set of 19 patches to the Linux kernel mailing list, preparing for new CPU features expected in the next-generation EPYC "Venice" processors. These patches suggest enhancements in memory management and security, indicating a focus on optimizing performance and data protection in future server environments.

A setup with eight 32GB AMD MI50 GPUs delivers notable performance in large language model (LLM) inference. It achieves 26 tokens per second with MiniMax-M2.1, and 15 tokens per second with GLM 4.7. The system, costing approximately $880 for the GPUs, consumes 1200W during inference, positioning itself as an efficient and affordable solution for local inference.

The Manta XFinity RGB DDR5-6400 ranks among the fastest 128GB memory kits available today. But does it truly live up to the hype?

Elon Musk's claim of a 1 GW capacity for xAI's Colossus 2 supercomputer has been challenged. Satellite analysis suggests the site's cooling capacity indicates a significantly lower power, around 350 megawatts.

Intel has announced the end-of-life (EOL) for its 12th Generation Alder Lake and 4th Generation Xeon Sapphire Rapids processors. Customers will have a limited time to place final orders for these hybrid CPUs, marking a significant shift in Intel's product roadmap.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang confirmed that his company has overtaken Apple as TSMC's biggest customer, becoming its top client after more than 20 years. This shift underscores Nvidia's growing prominence in the semiconductor industry.

The NVIDIA GB10 superchip, designed for AI, has been tested in traditional Linux scenarios to evaluate its CPU performance. Phoronix benchmarks compare the GB10 with the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ "Strix Halo" within the Framework Desktop, offering a glimpse into the chip's capabilities in workloads other than AI.

OpenAI is on track to announce its first hardware device, possibly earbuds, in 2026. OpenAI Chief Global Affairs Officer Chris Lehane said that the company plans to unveil its first hardware in the second half of this year. This move marks a significant expansion for OpenAI, traditionally focused on developing language models and software.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is heading to China in late January for a customary Lunar New Year visit. The trip gains importance as it coincides with negotiations regarding the quantity of H200 GPUs Beijing will be allowed to import, amid U.S. export restrictions on advanced chips to China.

An Amazon customer was scammed: instead of an RTX 5080 graphics card, they received a relabelled RTX 5060 Ti. The package was sold and shipped by Amazon, suggesting a possible return switcheroo. The deception was spotted due to the 8-pin power connector, typical of lower-end cards, instead of the 16-pin connector of the RTX 5080.

A Linux kernel patch aims to significantly reduce wake-up latency on modern Intel Xeon servers. The modification, involving a single line of code, aims to optimize performance in scenarios where responsiveness is critical, especially with NOHZ_FULL configurations and the Linux menu governor.

Taiwan's exports reached record highs in December, driven by strong demand for AI servers and chips. This highlights the island's key role in the global semiconductor industry and its growing importance in the AI sector.

Intel has recruited a former Qualcomm GPU executive to lead its future AI PC efforts. This strategic move aims to strengthen Intel's position in the rapidly growing market for PCs equipped with advanced AI capabilities, leveraging the new leader's expertise in developing high-performance GPUs.

OpenAI is reportedly planning to enter the hardware market with a series of devices. The first in line is said to be 'Sweetpea', an audio product. The company appears intent on diversifying its activities, expanding beyond software and language models.

China's artificial intelligence sector is undergoing a profound transformation, with GPUs taking on an increasingly central role as strategic assets. This shift is driven by the growing demand for computing power to train increasingly complex AI models and for advanced applications such as autonomous driving and facial recognition. Companies like Cambricon are at the forefront of this evolution.

Nvidia has announced Alpamayo, a new platform designed for the development of Level 4 self-driving vehicles. The platform aims to provide car manufacturers and technology suppliers with the tools necessary to accelerate the realization of fully autonomous driving systems, improving the safety and efficiency of transportation. Further details on the technical specifications and availability of the platform will be released in the coming months.

Nvidia aims to displace Apple as TSMC's priority customer. The competition to secure TSMC's manufacturing capabilities is intensifying, with significant implications for the future of hardware.

Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense has announced a major drone procurement order, simultaneously increasing investments in domestic integrated circuit (IC) design. The strategic move aims to bolster the island's defense capabilities and promote technological self-sufficiency in the semiconductor field.

Taiwan is introducing tiered electricity rates for data centers in response to the growing energy consumption linked to artificial intelligence. The move aims to incentivize energy efficiency and better manage electricity demand, amid a potential energy crunch due to the expansion of AI.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei isn’t happy about the US allowing Nvidia to sell GPUs to Chinese companies, and likened the decision to giving nuclear weapons to an adversary, highlighting the potential strategic and geopolitical risks.

Elon Musk announced that Tesla will restart the development of Dojo3, its previously abandoned third-generation AI chip. Unlike the original plans, Dojo3 will now be dedicated to space-based AI compute, opening new frontiers for Tesla's space applications.

Artificial intelligence is becoming ubiquitous in the enterprise technology world. But are AI PCs really that widespread? An analysis of the role of computing power (TOPS) in the adoption of AI PCs in the enterprise and whether this parameter is the only determining factor.

Support for updating Intel discrete GPU firmware on non-x86 systems is coming with Linux 7.0. The necessary patches are ready for integration into the upcoming Linux 6.20~7.0 kernel cycle, expanding hardware compatibility and simplifying graphics driver management on alternative architectures.

Micron Technology has announced the acquisition of a production site from PSMC (Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp.) in Taiwan for $1.8 billion. The move aims to expand Micron's production capabilities in the region. The deal marks a shift in strategy, with Micron internalizing production rather than relying on external partnerships.

DragonFlyBSD's AMDGPU kernel graphics driver continues to be a port of the AMDGPU Linux kernel driver. Their latest porting effort for AMD graphics on DragonFlyBSD is now enabling optional support for the GCN 1.1 "Sea Islands (CIK) graphics processors on this modern alternative to the prior Radeon kernel driver.

Elon Musk has confirmed the restart of the Dojo supercomputer project. This renewed focus is due to advancements in the design of the AI5 chip, entirely developed in-house. Dojo will be the first Tesla supercomputer to feature all in-house hardware, without Nvidia components.

The demand for AI servers is expected to significantly impact Taiwan's supply chain in 2025. The primary beneficiaries will be ODM/EMS manufacturers, cooling system specialists, and optical component suppliers. The growth of the AI server market continues to drive innovation and investment in the Taiwanese technology sector.

While the debate on chip relocation rages on in the US, Taiwan is ramping up its semiconductor research efforts. The island aims to consolidate its leading position in the sector, which is crucial for global technological innovation and the supply of essential electronic components.

An analysis of the strategies and deployments of startups specializing in chips for artificial intelligence in edge computing. The report examines the challenges and opportunities these companies face in a rapidly evolving market, with a focus on technological innovations and emerging business models.

Foxconn has inaugurated a state-of-the-art factory in Vietnam, a model of sustainable manufacturing. The plant integrates generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) solutions for the decarbonization of production processes. This initiative underscores Foxconn's commitment to more environmentally friendly industrial practices, while leveraging the latest technological innovations to optimize efficiency and reduce environmental impact.

Taiwan's integrated circuit (IC) designers are investing in new algorithms to fuel the next wave of industry growth. The goal is to improve efficiency and innovation in chip design, in an increasingly competitive and rapidly evolving market.

Nvidia unveiled Alpamayo, an open-source vision-language-action (VLA) model series, signaling a new phase in autonomous driving technologies. The launch has intensified competition among global automakers, now ramping up investment to secure computing power centered on VLA architectures.

Nvidia is reportedly planning to enter the Windows on Arm notebook market starting in 2026. This strategic move could lead to increased competition in the laptop processor sector, currently dominated by Qualcomm and other manufacturers. Nvidia's initiative could further drive the adoption of the Arm architecture in Windows devices, offering new options in terms of energy efficiency and performance.

The evolution of power architectures in AI servers is driving significant growth in the power connector industry. This development is fueled by the increasing demand for more efficient and higher-performing power solutions to support the energy needs of AI systems.

HTC is accelerating the development of its augmented reality (AR) glasses ecosystem integrated with artificial intelligence. The Taiwanese company has outlined an AR roadmap and is forging partnerships in China for the integration of large language models (LLM) into its devices.

Micron has announced the acquisition of a DRAM chip manufacturing campus from Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation (PSMC) in Taiwan for $1.8 billion. This acquisition will allow Micron to quickly increase its DRAM manufacturing capacity. PSMC had opened the fab just 19 months prior, after a $9.5 billion investment.

A Valve contractor has significantly improved the AMDGPU driver for older GCN 1.0 and GCN 1.1 GPUs. With Linux 6.19, AMDGPU is now the default for these GPUs, offering better performance and RADV Vulkan support. New patches focus on optimizing power management, extending the lifespan of these graphics cards.

Early benchmarks comparing the performance of Nvidia's GB10 GPU with the GH200 have surfaced online. The data, originating from a Reddit source, offers a preview of the potential of Nvidia's new architecture, although they should be taken with caution given their unofficial nature. Interest in the new Nvidia GPUs is very high, given their importance in the field of artificial intelligence.

Eric Demers, a key figure in the development of Radeon and Adreno GPUs, leaves Qualcomm after 14 years to join Intel. This move represents a significant reinforcement for Intel's team, led by Lip-Bu Tan, in the dedicated graphics card sector.

A performance comparison between the NVIDIA GB10 GPU, integrated into the Dell Pro Max, and the more renowned GH200. The tests highlight the performance differences between the two solutions, providing useful data for evaluating their respective capabilities in professional usage scenarios.

Valve's RADV Vulkan driver continues to improve ray tracing performance on Linux. The latest implementation, HPLOC, promises a further performance boost for games that leverage this technology. Mesa 26.0 will include this update, bringing tangible benefits to AMD Radeon graphics card users.

A small team is offering free compute credits for its GPU platform, in exchange for usage feedback. Available GPUs include RTX 5090 and Pro 6000, suitable for LLM inference, fine-tuning, or other machine learning workloads.

CoolSem Technologies, based in the Netherlands, has closed a pre-seed funding round led by High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF). The company develops advanced wafer-level thermal management solutions, aiming to improve energy efficiency and extend the lifespan of components in semiconductors and photonic devices. The funding will be used to advance its WaLTIS technology and validate it with leading customers in RF, power, and photonics.

Tesla is accelerating its efforts in AI chip development. This move comes at a crucial time as the company faces significant challenges related to the safety and software of its vehicles. The goal is to improve self-driving capabilities and other advanced features, but questions remain about the timing and effectiveness of these initiatives.

Taiwanese giant TSMC anticipates strong expansion of its 2nm production starting in 2026, backed by substantial investments and the expansion of its manufacturing capabilities in both Taiwan and the United States. This strategic move aims to solidify TSMC's leadership in the advanced semiconductor sector.

A Reddit user shared images of the process of assembling three GH200 systems inside a workshop. The images show the various stages of construction, offering a close-up look at the hardware and infrastructure needed to support these high-performance systems. The sharing sparked interest in the community, with many users curious about the technical details and applications of such systems.

Micron plans to make the 1γ node its mainstream technology by 2026, alongside increasing production of HBM (High Bandwidth Memory) and SOCAMM2 modules. This strategic move underscores Micron's commitment to advanced memory solutions for high-performance applications.

A glass fiber supply crunch is straining the production of AI hardware and may delay the release of new Apple devices slated for 2026. The scarcity of this key material risks having broad repercussions on the tech sector.

A new trade agreement between the United States and Taiwan could foster the creation of tech supply chain hubs in America. The initiative aims to strengthen supply chain resilience and reduce dependence on foreign suppliers, amid growing global competition in the semiconductor and emerging technology sectors.

Optics manufacturers are strengthening ties with semiconductor firms in the silicio photonics race. Asia Optical is among the companies targeted for these strategic partnerships. Asia Optical chairman I-Jen Lai is leading the company through this crucial phase of technological convergence.

OpenAI has tapped Cerebras for a US$10 billion AI chip buildout. The collaboration aims to enhance the computing capabilities required for large language models (LLMs).

A user has shared their new hardware setup online, which includes three V620 graphics cards for a total of 96GB of VRAM. This configuration is designed for applications that require high video memory capacity, such as training machine learning models or rendering complex graphics. The share has generated interest in the online community.

OpenAI has reached a US$10 billion agreement with Cerebras. The main goal is to reduce OpenAI's strong dependence on Nvidia chips, thereby diversifying its hardware resources for training large language models (LLMs). This strategic move could have a significant impact on the semiconductor market and innovation in the field of artificial intelligence.

A user on Reddit reported the future release of a stability update for ROCm and Linux support on Strix Halo. The delivery, expected in January 2026, aims to improve the integration of these technologies. Strix Halo is an AMD hardware platform designed to deliver high graphics performance in mobile environments. This initiative could open new opportunities for Linux developers.

A video and a reference table on Reddit showcase the stable ROCm+Linux configurations for AMD Strix Halo, tested in January 2026. The documentation includes troubleshooting of initial issues. Details are available on GitHub, providing an overview of the working configurations.

Coming with Linux 6.19-rc6, are two USB fixes specifically for Apple Macs with M1 and M2 chips. The patches, intended for the mainline kernel, will be back-ported to stable Linux versions. This should improve hardware compatibility for those using Linux on these devices.

Elon Musk aims for a faster development and release cycle for new AI accelerators compared to Nvidia and AMD. The goal is to produce chips in extremely high volumes, but the engineering challenge is significant. Tesla intends to accelerate its roadmap in the field of artificial intelligence.

A 1974 Altair 8800 computer, incorrectly assembled, was repaired and successfully ran its first program in 2026. The machine, powered by an Intel 8080 processor, came to life over fifty years after its construction. The repair was documented by a computer historian, marking a significant moment for the retrocomputing world.

Nvidia is leaning on emulation to boost the performance of its AI chips in high-performance computing (HPC), amid competition with AMD. AMD researchers argue that algorithms like the Ozaki scheme merit investigation but aren't yet ready for prime time. Double precision floating point computation is crucial for various applications, but Nvidia is using emulation to enhance performance in HPC.

The GamersNexus YouTube channel has undertaken an ambitious project: modifying an NVIDIA RTX 4090 video card to double its memory to 48GB. The initiative, documented in a video, shows the details of the hardware modification process to increase the GPU's performance. This type of intervention may be of interest to enthusiasts and professionals who need more video memory capacity.

Seagate has announced that it has begun shipping 32TB versions of its high-capacity hard drives based on heat-assisted magnetic recording (HAMR) technology. These drives mark the first capacity bump for Seagate’s top-capacity drives since the company brought HAMR-based drives to market last year. They are intended for server, NAS, and surveillance markets.

A recent analysis suggests that using Blackwell GPUs locally to run large language models (LLMs) could be more cost-effective than cloud API services. The study also includes GPU amortization costs, highlighting a quick cost break-even compared to cloud alternatives.

AMD will try to keep graphics card prices as low as possible for gamers during the DRAM shortage. Radeon GPU prices have already surged over 10%.

Leading developers of AI models from China are exploring ways to rent Nvidia's upcoming Rubin GPUs in the cloud. This option could overcome the challenges related to high costs, deployment complexity, and regulatory hurdles that limit the direct adoption of these powerful processing units.

Taiwan's IC design sector is expected to undergo a significant transformation by the end of 2025, driven by the increasing integration of artificial intelligence (AI). This evolution could lead to a split in the sector, with some companies specializing in AI-specific solutions, while others continue to focus on more traditional markets. The impact will be felt throughout the island's technological ecosystem.

According to a recent study, system-level design, energy efficiency, and total cost of ownership (TCO) are the key factors driving competition in the artificial intelligence hardware sector. Manufacturers are increasingly focusing on optimized solutions to reduce energy consumption and operating costs, which are crucial for the large-scale adoption of AI technologies.

The National Institute of Applied Research (NIAR) has launched a chip-level advanced packaging platform. The initiative aims to strengthen Taiwan's position in the semiconductor industry by enhancing manufacturing capabilities and technological innovation in advanced packaging. This strategic move could have a significant impact on the global semiconductor supply chain.

US export controls have been amended, paving the way for shipments of Nvidia GH200 and AMD MI325X chips to China. This decision could significantly impact the Chinese artificial intelligence market and access to advanced computing technologies.

Linux kernel 7.0 may mark a turning point for performance on Intel CPUs. An upcoming patch enables Intel Transactional Synchronization Extensions (TSX) by default on processors that are not vulnerable to side-channel attacks. This move promises to improve operating system performance without requiring manual configurations.

AMD EPYC 8004 "Siena" processors, focused on energy efficiency and cost optimization for servers, demonstrate significant performance increases on Linux. Recent benchmarks highlight how an up-to-date Linux software stack can further improve the performance of these chips over time.

SiFive has announced that it is adopting NVLink Fusion for its future RISC-V data center CPU designs. This will allow chips based on SiFive IP to directly connect to NVIDIA's GPU-based AI accelerators, opening new possibilities for high-performance computing and AI acceleration.

TSMC's chairman confirms strong long-term demand in the artificial intelligence sector. The company remains committed to expanding its manufacturing operations in the United States, in response to the growing demand for advanced chips for AI applications.

AMD discussed its graphics technologies, including FSR Redstone, at CES 2026. The company explained why the AI 400 lacks an RDNA 4 GPU, providing details on future strategies in graphics cards and artificial intelligence.

According to Gigabyte CEO Eddie Lin, the revenue per gigabyte of GDDR7 memory on Nvidia graphics cards will be the key factor determining product success and potential supply shortages in 2026. Nvidia's strategy will therefore depend on the profitability of GDDR7 memory.

Asus denies claims of discontinuing the RTX 5070 Ti and RTX 5060 Ti graphics cards. The Taiwanese company stated it has no plans to stop selling these models, while acknowledging that memory supply has impacted production and restocking.

Samsung plans to increase its DRAM production by 5% by 2026. This decision comes at a time of persistent supply tightness, with growing demand for artificial intelligence and data center applications. The production expansion aims to meet market needs and consolidate Samsung's position in the semiconductor industry.

Taiwan has opened an international tender for the purchase of a quantum computer. However, the US export ban remains in effect, a key element that could influence deliveries and technological choices. The initiative aims to strengthen the island's advanced computing capabilities.

US data centers, crucial for artificial intelligence, are facing significant delays in grid connection. This situation is driving the development of new power supply models to ensure the operation and growth of the sector. The delays jeopardize deliveries and the expansion of the infrastructure needed to support innovation in AI.

Taiwanese power semiconductor companies reported mixed results for 2025, amid significant shifts in global supply chains. Performance varied depending on market segments and corporate strategies adopted to address the new challenges in the sector.

Aeva secures a spot in Nvidia's autonomous driving ecosystem through its collaboration with LG Innotek. This strategic partnership strengthens Aeva's position in the autonomous vehicle sector, leveraging synergies with Nvidia and LG Innotek's expertise in advanced components. A step forward for autonomous driving.

The Trump administration has imposed a 25% tariff on high-end artificial intelligence chips, including Nvidia's H200 and AMD's MI325X, just one day after approving their export to China. This move, following a national security investigation, aims to incentivize domestic semiconductor manufacturing. The timing creates immediate complications for Nvidia, as chips destined for China must transit through the United States for testing, triggering the tariff. Exemptions are provided for US data centers and other domestic uses.

Phison and Infinitix are collaborating to create a comprehensive infrastructure solution for artificial intelligence (AI) aimed at the enterprise sector. The goal is to provide a platform optimized for the computing and storage needs of AI workloads, simplifying the deployment and management of advanced applications.

According to an analysis from January 16, 2026, TSMC's growth appears unstoppable, but a risk element could threaten its dominant position in the semiconductor industry. The article does not specify the nature of this unknown factor, but suggests that investors should closely monitor the situation.

Taiwan's semiconductor test solution sector is experiencing rapid growth, driven by increasing demand for AI chips. This expansion promises new opportunities for specialized companies and reinforces Taiwan's role in the global semiconductor industry. The increasing complexity of chips requires increasingly sophisticated testing, further fueling the demand for advanced solutions.

Taiwanese server supply chains in Mexico are reorienting towards ASEAN countries. This shift is partly due to the boom in ASIC (Application-Specific Integrated Circuits) assembly and global geopolitical tensions that are pushing companies to diversify their production locations.

The United States is expanding export controls on artificial intelligence chips, including access to the cloud. This move puts China's overseas computing plans at risk, further limiting its ability to develop and use advanced artificial intelligence technologies. The decision aims to prevent the use of these technologies for military or surveillance purposes by the Chinese government.

According to DIGITIMES, Foxconn holds a crucial role in the implementation of Apple's artificial intelligence strategy, thanks to its dominant position in hardware manufacturing. The Taiwanese company confirms itself as a strategic partner for Cupertino's upcoming initiatives in the field of AI.

The exponential growth of data centers in the United States is straining the national electric grid. Proposed outages and industry pushback highlight a growing criticality. The energy needs of data centers are constantly increasing, raising concerns about sustainability and the ability of the existing infrastructure to meet demand. Solutions are being sought to optimize consumption and ensure a stable supply.

According to DIGITIMES, the increasing demand for computing power for artificial intelligence risks straining Taiwan's energy infrastructure. The island, crucial for the production of advanced semiconductors, may face new challenges in supporting the expansion of AI.

The U.S. has introduced new export rules for AI and HPC accelerators. The rules allow shipments of AMD's MI325X and Nvidia's H200 GPUs to Chinese entities, provided that manufacturers meet domestic demand and comply with the U.S. Department of Commerce requirements. The new regulations may benefit large manufacturers, while smaller companies could suffer.

GlobalFoundries is expanding its CPU intellectual property (IP) portfolio by acquiring assets from Synopsys. This strategic move repositions the company, transforming it from a mere chipmaker into a comprehensive IP and manufacturing partner in the semiconductor industry. The acquisition includes ARC and RISC-V technologies, crucial for developing new hardware solutions.

The Trump administration has formalized a 25% tariff on Nvidia's H200 chip sales to China. The tariff applies to specific semiconductors, marking an escalation in trade restrictions between the United States and China in the technology sector. This move could significantly impact Nvidia's market strategies and Chinese access to advanced artificial intelligence technologies.

OpenAI launches a new Request for Proposal (RFP) to strengthen the U.S. artificial intelligence supply chain. The initiative aims to accelerate domestic manufacturing, create jobs, and scale AI infrastructure.

Taiwan is accelerating its efforts to build a silicio photonics ecosystem. The initiative aims to position the island as a leader in this emerging field, crucial for future high-performance data communication and computing technologies. A significant impact on the local semiconductor industry is expected.

Chinese startup DeepSeek has unveiled a new technique called "Engram" to train large AI models, overcoming limitations imposed by US export restrictions on advanced chips. This approach aims to reduce reliance on GPU memory, enabling the handling of more complex models with less powerful hardware. The technique separates basic facts from complex calculations, optimizing the use of available computing power.

Nvidia introduced its next-generation AI chip platform, which will support a new robotaxi alliance. Key partners include Lucid Group, Nuro, and Uber, marking a significant step in the evolution of autonomous driving and robotics.

Chinese outfit Zhipu AI claims it trained a new model entirely using Huawei hardware, and that it’s the first company to build an advanced model entirely on Chinese hardware. If confirmed, this would be a significant achievement for the Chinese tech industry, which aims to reduce its reliance on foreign technologies. Details on the amount of hardware used were not provided.

A faulty 16-pin connector sidelined an expensive NVIDIA H200 Hopper GPU, crucial for data centers. A skilled technician successfully repaired the power connector, averting costly replacements and data loss. The issue involved damaged sense pins, resolved through precise soldering.

SK Hynix is investing nearly $13 billion to build a new facility dedicated exclusively to the production and testing of next-generation HBM memory. The facility, located in South Korea, aims to consolidate SK Hynix's leadership in the rapidly expanding market for high-bandwidth memory, essential for artificial intelligence applications.

The U.S. has formalized export rules for H200 and MI325X AI GPUs to China. The new regulations include several limitations on the total number of GPUs that can be shipped, with U.S. supply taking priority. Shipments to China will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis, but large volumes from AMD and Nvidia are not expected.

AI chip design is pushing advanced chip packaging to its limits. The increasing size and complexity of AI accelerators and HPC devices are making packaging a more critical factor. Workarounds exist for the limits of 2.5D packaging, but their viability is still years away.

Nvidia's DLSS 4.5 Super Resolution feature is now available to all users through the Nvidia app, having left beta. The update includes support for over 400 titles and introduces new presets, promising an enhanced and smoother gaming experience.

Phison's aiDAPTIV+ stack enables large Mixture of Experts AI models and agentic AI workloads to run on client systems with limited memory capacity, purportedly enabling 10x faster AI inference. Nvidia, AMD, MSI, and Acer systems were demoed showcasing aiDAPTIV+ capabilities.

Seagate has launched three new 32 TB hard drives using CMR (Conventional Magnetic Recording) technology. The new models belong to the SkyHawk AI and Exos families, starting at $699. All hard drives offer data transfer speeds of up to 285 MB/s and are covered by a five-year warranty.

Chinese customs officers have allegedly been instructed to block the import of Nvidia H200 chips, effectively banning these AI processors from entering the country. Sources indicate that Beijing might allow the import of these AI GPUs only under 'special circumstances'.

SK Hynix demonstrates its 48 GB HBM4 memory, designed to accelerate the performance of artificial intelligence applications. The memory features a 2,048-bit interface and speeds up to 10 GT/s, promising a significant increase in processing the most demanding workloads. This development underscores SK Hynix's commitment to innovation in the high-performance memory sector.

Sources suggest Beijing is limiting Nvidia H200 GPU purchases to entities meeting undefined "special circumstances." University R&D labs may be prioritized. This highlights geopolitical tensions in the semiconductor industry and the strategic importance of GPUs for technological innovation.

Microsoft has announced a five-point plan for the construction of its AI data centers. The company promises to 'be a good neighbor' to local communities, covering additional energy costs, replenishing water resources, and investing in long-term skills development.

Nvidia refutes the claim from some sources that it's requiring Chinese customers to pay for their H200 orders upfront while still awaiting final approval from Beijing. The company says that it ‘would never require customers to pay for products that they do not receive.’

At CES 2026, Creality, Snapmaker, AtomForm, and Protopasta showcased the latest advancements in home fabrication, with a focus on integration with artificial intelligence. Creality's SPARKX i7 model won Tom's Hardware's Best 3D Printer award.

An Australian modder, Trashbench, has successfully run a PC inside a freezer, overcoming the challenges of condensation. The solution lies in the size of the freezer and the use of socks filled with silica gel. Overclocking gains were minimal at -28°C.

The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bipartisan bill to expand export controls. The aim is to prevent China from circumventing restrictions on access to advanced AI chips by using offshore data centers and cloud services.

We tried Amazon's new AI wearable Bee. It's not for pro users yet, but more features are expected this year. The device shows promise but is still in early stages. Amazon plans to add more functionalities by the end of the year, making it more appealing to a broader audience.

Meta has established 'Meta Compute', a new organization focused on building next-generation data centers designed to power large-scale artificial intelligence (AI) applications. The initiative includes the development of custom computing architectures and infrastructures capable of supporting power consumption in the gigawatt range.

A fully 3D-printed drone, the Peregreen V4, has reclaimed the title of world's fastest drone, surpassing the previous record of 626 km/h. The quadcopter, the result of work by a father and son, sets a new speed record for drones.

Asus has revised the liquid metal application on its $4,000 ROG Matrix RTX 5090 cards. Overclocker der8auer reports that retail versions feature a 'much more professional' spread, reducing the risk of accidental liquid metal leakage. Previous samples showed poor coverage, while the metal is now distributed more evenly and closer to the IHS.

The Japanese graphics card market is under severe strain. Multiple shops are reporting that GPUs, especially higher-end models like the RTX 5060 Ti, are selling out almost as soon as they arrive. Demand far exceeds supply, creating procurement difficulties for retailers.

According to an analyst, HP is reportedly considering purchasing DRAM memory chips from Chinese suppliers. This move is a response to the ongoing global shortage of these components, which are considered easily replaceable.

Superheat showcased at CES 2026 a water heater that integrates a Bitcoin mining system. The company promises significant savings on energy costs, with the potential to recover the initial investment through cryptocurrency earnings.

CES 2026 in Las Vegas is underway, featuring presentations from Nvidia, Sony, and AMD. The event showcases the latest technology innovations, opening to the public after press-exclusive days. Highlights include advancements in artificial intelligence and chip technology.

Sleepbuds maker, Ozlo, is gearing up for a year full of news. New products and AI-powered features are coming, with the aim of creating a comprehensive platform for analyzing sleep data. The company aims to improve the user experience and offer innovative solutions in the field of wellness.

At a press Q&A session at CES 2026, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang discussed topics ranging from Rubin's design philosophy to inference economics, power constraints, and open models. Huang emphasized Nvidia's ongoing commitment to software development and maintenance.

A new whitepaper illustrates how artificial intelligence can optimize piezoelectric micromachined ultrasonic transducers (PMUTs) for biomedical applications. The approach combines cloud-based FEM simulations with neural surrogates, transforming iterative design into systematic inverse optimization. The results show significant improvements in sensitivity and bandwidth, achieved in drastically reduced times.

Former President Donald Trump and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick praised Intel for the launch of the new Panther Lake chips, made using the Intel 18A process. They emphasize how investments in the company are generating tens of billions of dollars for Americans and reaffirm the importance of regaining U.S. leadership in cutting-edge semiconductor manufacturing.

Chinese researchers have demonstrated a capacitor-less, DRAM-like memory cell, potentially enabling embedded or 3D stacked memory. The technology boasts fast writes and long retention, but questions remain regarding its manufacturability and commercial viability.

HBM4 memory is now expected to reach volume production no earlier than the end of Q1 2026 due to Nvidia's decision to revise its memory specs upward for its next-gen Rubin GPU platform. This delay could impact the product roadmaps relying on this advanced memory technology.

CES 2026 is underway in Las Vegas, opening to the public after press conferences from Nvidia, Sony, and AMD. Sunday's Unveiled event previewed innovations on display, ranging from artificial intelligence to new chips.

MSI showcased the MEG X870E Unify-X Max motherboard at CES 2026, designed to unleash the full potential of AMD Ryzen processors. The new motherboard aims to deliver high-end performance and new overclocking opportunities for enthusiasts.

Nvidia has reportedly imposed non-refundable, full upfront payment terms on H200 GPU sales to China-based clients. This decision is reportedly aimed to hedge regulatory risks, as Chinese customers had ordered more than 2 million H200 units.

Nvidia is reportedly requiring its customers in China to pay upfront in full for its H200 AI chips. This decision comes amid uncertainty regarding approvals from both the United States and Beijing, signaling potential tensions in the semiconductor market and trade dynamics between the two nations.

Micron is set to begin construction on its $100 billion manufacturing site in New York. The facility is projected to produce 40% of the company's DRAM output in the U.S. by the 2040s. This project, after numerous delays, marks a significant step for Micron in expanding its production capacity in the United States and strengthening the semiconductor supply chain.

CES 2026 continues to impress. Dell unveiled a massive 52-inch 6K monitor. AMD seems unbothered by Intel’s new Arc B390 IGP. MSI introduced PSUs designed to protect RTX 5090 cards from potential meltdowns, a growing concern with high-end GPUs requiring high power.

Beijing is reportedly considering allowing its tech giants to acquire H200 chips, potentially starting in 2026. Alibaba and ByteDance are reportedly ready to order over 200,000 Nvidia chips each if green-lit by Beijing. The decision reflects a balance between the AI processing needs and the local semiconductor industry development.

At CES 2026, Be Quiet! unveiled its latest innovations: the Light Loop AIO all-in-one liquid cooler and the Dark Perk mouse. These new products join the previously announced Dark Rock 6 coolers and 1200W PSU variants, further expanding the German manufacturer's offerings in the high-performance PC component sector.

AMD's Rahul Tikoo claims that the company has a better selection of products compared to Panther Lake, better suited to graphics-intensive customers and mainstream consumers. AMD doesn't seem to fear Intel's competition in the integrated GPU sector.

Frore Systems showcased its LiquidJet and AirJet Pak cooling systems at CES 2026. Live demos highlighted the effective cooling capacity of the production hardware.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang defended the importance of high bandwidth memory (HBM) for artificial intelligence applications. At CES, Huang addressed questions about memory costs and the potential impact of SRAM and open source models on Nvidia's HBM usage, emphasizing the flexibility it offers across various workloads.

Rumors indicate that Nvidia might launch its next-generation RTX 60 series graphics cards in the second half of 2027. The US tech giant's future consumer GPUs are reportedly based on the brand-new Rubin architecture. This would be a rather long wait for gaming and high-performance workstation enthusiasts, who are used to more frequent update cycles in the GPU sector.

Caterpillar is piloting "Cat AI", a system of AI agents integrated into one of its excavators. The platform is built on Nvidia's physical AI infrastructure. The goal is to improve efficiency and safety on construction sites through intelligent automation.

Asus has launched the new ROG Strix LC IV series of AIO (All-in-One) liquid coolers that eliminate cables thanks to the innovative proprietary AIO Q-Connector. This solution aims to simplify PC assembly, offering a cleaner and more organized look inside the case.

MSI announces the new MPG CoreFrozr CPU air coolers, featuring a 6-inch LCD display for customizable readouts. The devices feature a nickel-plated copper base, heat pipes, and full compatibility with Ryzen X3D processors. An interesting option for those seeking efficient cooling and aesthetic customization.

Phanteks has unveiled the Exo 626s, a PC case featuring a multi-chamber design engineered to prevent heat crossover between components. The new chassis, which supports massive GPUs and 360mm AIO liquid coolers, will initially be available exclusively with CyberPowerPC pre-built systems.

During a Q&A at CES 2025, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated that the future of graphics is neural rendering. He also hinted that the company is working on "utterly shocking and incredible" technologies in its labs, suggesting significant advancements in DLSS and potentially new heights for the RTX architecture.

CES 2026 in Las Vegas is underway, with a strong focus on artificial intelligence. Nvidia and AMD presented their latest innovations during press conferences, while the Unveiled event offered a preview of future trends. AI is confirmed as a key theme this year.

Nvidia anticipates strong demand in China for its H200 data center GPU. Jensen Huang stated that the company is finalizing U.S. export licensing. Despite political sensitivities, Nvidia is confident in the Chinese market's interest in its products.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says the company is considering several options to mitigate GPU pricing pressures. These include increasing the production of older models and integrating advanced artificial intelligence features on older hardware as well.

Early community tests of DLSS 4.5 reveal a performance drop of over 20% compared to DLSS 4.0 on RTX 20 and 30 series GPUs. Nvidia's warnings appear to be confirmed following the release of the new version. Let's delve into the details of this impact on older graphics cards.

Nvidia announced at CES 2026 that it would help Siemens’ electronic design automation (EDA) software run on its GPUs in an attempt to speed up the chip-design process. Nearly all computer chips today are designed using EDA tools, and as chip features get smaller and transistors more numerous, the process has grown more computationally demanding.

At CES 2026, Asus refreshes its tried and true Zenbook lineup. The new models include Zenbook S14, S16, A14, A16, and Zenbook Duo, sporting brand-new chips and upgrades. Asus' move aims to solidify its position in the high-end laptop market, offering options for different needs and preferences.

AMD has unveiled its CDNA 6-based Instinct MI500-series GPUs, featuring HBM4E memory. Slated for a 2027 release, these GPUs are projected to deliver a 1000X performance increase compared to the Instinct MI300X. This announcement sets the stage for an era of YottaFLOPS data centers, unlocking new possibilities for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing.

Gigabyte aims for the top with its new Aorus RTX 5090, directly challenging the Asus ROG Matrix. The card promises superior performance thanks to a cutting-edge cooling system, combining superconducting heatpipes and a double flow-through design to maximize heat dissipation.

Asus has unveiled two new ROG Zephyrus laptops at CES, available with 14-inch and 16-inch displays. They feature Intel Core Ultra 300 or AMD Ryzen AI CPUs, and up to an RTX 5090 GPU. The new models promise high performance for gaming and content creation, combining power and portability in a sleek and compact design.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced during his keynote speech at CES that Vera Rubin NVL72 is now officially in production. The new datacenter AI platform offers up to 5x the performance of Blackwell counterparts.

At CES, AMD unveiled the full MI400X series of AI accelerators, including the Instinct MI430X, MI440X, and MI455X models. The new Helios architecture aims to meet the diverse infrastructure and customer requirements in the field of artificial intelligence and high-performance computing (HPC).

AMD refreshes Zen 5 APUs and Strix Halo with the Ryzen AI 400 series, featuring the first Copilot+ desktop CPU. The new Gorgon Point series is primarily driven by a clock speed bump, featuring similar silicio as the previous generation.

AMD CEO Lisa Su will take to the stage at CES 2026 to outline the company's latest advances. The keynote will focus on Gorgon Point, X3D technology updates, and artificial intelligence applications. A deep dive into AMD's future strategies in these key areas is expected.

Jensen Huang announced that Nvidia's new Vera Rubin chips are in full production. These chips promise to sharply cut the cost of training and running AI models, strengthening the appeal of Nvidia's integrated computing platform. A crucial step forward in democratizing access to AI and accelerating innovation in the sector.

Acer announced at CES 2026 an update to its Swift, Swift Edge, and Swift Go laptop lineup. The new models will integrate the latest Intel processors, offering superior performance. Pricing has not yet been announced.

At CES 2026, Nvidia unveiled a full-stack robotics ecosystem, including foundation models, simulation tools, and hardware. The company aims to become the default platform for generalist robotics, similar to Android in the mobile world.

At CES 2026, Nvidia unveiled Vera Rubin NVL72, a next-generation rack-scale AI accelerator. It promises 5x greater inference performance and 10x lower cost per token than the last-gen Grace Blackwell NVL72. Shipping is expected in the second half of 2026.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang officially launched the company’s new Rubin computing architecture, which he described as the state of the art in AI computing. Nvidia continues to heavily invest in research and development to maintain its leadership in the GPU and AI solutions market.

Nvidia has announced that it will not unveil any new GPUs at CES 2026, breaking a five-year streak. The company will instead focus on AI developments. This decision marks a shift in strategy for Nvidia, which has consistently used CES to unveil its latest innovations in graphics cards.

Qualcomm is expanding its second generation of Windows chips with the X2 Plus lineup, which claims a 35% jump in single-core and a 17% increase in multi-threaded performance. This represents a significant evolution for Windows devices based on ARM architecture.

La conferenza CES 2026 ha visto l'annuncio di nuovi sistemi di gestione dei dati, GPU e CPU che utilizzano l'intelligenza artificiale per migliorare la sicurezza e le prestazioni.

The automotive industry faces a fresh chip crisis due to DRAM demand and the rapid scale-up of AI infrastructure.

MSI has confirmed its new flagship GPU, the RTX 5090 Lightning, at CES with a series of innovations that make it an extremely interesting option for extreme overclocking enthusiasts.

Intel has released a new code on GitHub, which suggests the upcoming arrival of the Arc B770 GPU. The card seems to have been tested and supported by an update to add support.

Samsung has announced a new display product that promises significant innovations. The company confirmed that the new displays will be showcased at CES 2026 and that the product will feature advanced features such as digital audio reproduction.

La Germania si trova in una situazione critica nel mercato delle GPU, con un calo significativo della disponibilità dei nuovi modelli. Un supposto fornitore tedesco ha rivelato che le consegne di RTX 5070 saranno limitate a cinque unità per modello, mentre i modelli più potenti sono completamente fuori stock.

La US Army sta testando un nuovo sistema laser per difendere i droni, migliorato rispetto alla versione precedente. Il sistema, sviluppato da AeroVironment Inc., ha una potenza di 20 kW e può essere montato su veicoli.

MSI's RTX 5090 Lightning shatters GPU records before launch — 40-phase VRAM and dual 12V-2x6 connectors turn heads on upcoming overclocking monster

MSI presenta due nuove power supply con 'instant protection' contro la fusione dei cavi RTX 5090.

Reports of the previously-recalled Bambu Lab 3D printer being a fire hazard resurface, new power board component issue identified as the cause — Bambu says the A1's issue has been addressed, affected units replaced or repaired

ASRock debutterà i suoi AIO a CES 2026, inclusi modelli flagship con schermi LCD.

Mayor-elect Mamdani's inauguration invitation lists Raspberry Pi and Flipper Zero are prohibited items, but fails to give a reason why.

A new case of overheating on a non-NVIDIA GPU has been reported, highlighting the risks of using a 16-pin power connector on a device not designed by NVIDIA.

Overcoming copper limitations and optical interconnections, active radio cable connectivity is now available for scaled-up AI data centers

The maker community has been actively creating innovative solutions for their needs. The Makeyo MK01, a custom 3D printed PC case, is an interesting example of this.

Asus teases upcoming Neo AM5 motherboards with new features

Plaud Note Pro is a $179 notetaker that stands out for its excellent recording quality. This device is perfect for tech enthusiasts and those looking for an alternative to traditional note-taking apps.

Cinebench 2026 is out and ready to hammer CPUs and graphics cards six times as hard

Lisuan, a Chinese company, has announced the availability of its first 6nm GPUs, which could significantly impact the global technology scene, particularly in the graphics device market.

TSMC begins quietly volume production of 2nm-class chips — first GAA transistor for TSMC claims up to 15% improvement at ISO power

The Taiwanese company TSMC has seen a 15% increase in wafer prices every year since 2019, with experts attributing this to the company's dominant position in the high-tech market.

Research teams from the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Michigan have developed fully programmable, autonomous robots 'smaller than a grain of salt'. Researchers expect these new micron-scale robots to be used in medicine, microscale manufacturing, and other areas

Zephyr GPU manufacturer confirms dead RDNA 2 GPU chips

The modding community is exploring new possibilities with the Nvidia RTX 5080. While this GPU may improve specific performance, its implications for gamers seeking a smooth gaming experience are unclear.

Some Japanese shops start rationing GPUs

User reports Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 power connector reportedly caught fire despite using original cable

Intel has introduced a new type of multi-chiplet package that surpasses the size of the largest AI processors by 12 times, utilizing advanced technologies like HBM5 and SRAM 14A/18A.

Swiss scientists have demonstrated the use of lobster tails as robotic appendages. This innovation combines food waste with synthetic components, bringing a new frontier to sustainable robotics.

A user received two boxes of expensive Samsung 9100 Pro SSDs, worth over $5,100, due to Amazon's packaging error. The situation has been described as a 'Christmas miracle' amidst the ongoing component crisis.

A Texas energy startup proposes repurposing retired U.S. Navy nuclear reactors for use in AI data centers

Chinese chipmaker SMIC raises wafer prices by about 10% as memory demand tightens capacity

The Corsair RM850x SHIFT is an innovative power supply that relocates modular connectors to the chassis side for superior cable management. It delivers Cybenetics Platinum efficiency under a Gold-level marketing badge, making it suitable for builders willing to verify case compatibility.

Latest Linux benchmarks on Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite show significant regressions, similar to Intel Tiger Lake chips five years ago

With the partnership with Groq, Nvidia becomes even more dominant in the chip manufacturing industry. Groq receives a financial investment from Nvidia to develop its AI chip technology.

The second iteration of the Gigabyte RTX 5070 Ti triple-fan Windforce graphics card has switched from controversial leaking thermal gel to traditional thermal pads.

Linux 6.19 drops legacy Radeon DRM driver for the modern AMDGPU kernel driver, ushering performance uplifts up to 30% for AMD GCN 1.0 and GCN 1.1 graphics cards

Chinese fabs extend the useful life and performance of older ASML deep ultraviolet lithography systems by upgrading key subsystems

An engineering sample of the Nvidia RTX 3080 Ti 20GB has surfaced on the second-hand market, according to a post on the Nvidia subreddit.

Kali Linux 2025.4 now includes GNOME 49, KDE Plasma 6.5, colored themes for Xfce and support for Wayland in all virtual machine tools.

A small successful startup is making waves in the gaming industry with its kid-friendly version of a Kinect. Its explosive growth is attracting attention from both the general public and industry professionals.

According to internal code obtained by Macworld, Apple is preparing to enter the smart home market with at least two new devices.

Review of the home-friendly string lights by Twinkly for Christmas tree.

The latest Samsung OS update is still far from a true refresh, with dated Android components.

With the latest update, Apple improves the Liquid Glass design language, introduced in previous iOS 26 releases.

Samsung is working on a technological solution to resolve the motion blur caused by camera speed. This historic issue may be finally overcome with the new Galaxy S26.

Samsung launches Galaxy Z TriFold with tri-fold screen, sells out quickly

The 2026 edition of the Mir will focus on immersive technologies, AI, and integrated design. The event will take place in mid-April.

The Dream H12S Smart Floor Cleaner is now available on Amazon at a discounted price, offering advanced cleaning and drying technologies.

Hutt is arriving in Italy with its automated glass cleaners that simplify glass cleaning with secure attachment systems and intelligent routes. Discounts up to 20% on Hinnovation.it.

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Discover the best adjustable desks available on the market, to ensure optimal comfort and health while working and studying.

Christmas with Honor brings special deals to make your tech celebrations even more exciting.

The 1TB Seagate Expansion Card is on sale on Amazon, allowing you to increase the storage capacity of your Xbox Series X/S.

Discover the portable espresso machine that combines advanced technology with affordability. Compatible with powder and capsules, it saves up to 95% of costs.

Samsung is reviving its reputation for its Exynos processors, which have been plagued by overheating issues. The new processor 2600 promises a major breakthrough in the mobile industry.

A San Francisco-based startup is developing a technology that can decode brain language, opening up new possibilities for communication between humans and machines.

Noctua has announced a new partnership with PC case builder Prusa, featuring iconic beige and brown color schemes of the CPU coolers.

The Xiaomi Pad 7 is a latest-generation tablet with an 11.2-inch display and Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3 processor. It offers excellent gaming performance even in low-end conditions.

Pebble maker announces Index 01, a smart-ish ring for under $100

Microsoft may unveil significant updates for the Xbox backward compatibility program in time for its 25th anniversary next year.

The Metz QLED TV is available on Amazon for $124.99, with a 9% discount from the original price.

The Corsair Nightstabre RGB Wireless mouse is on sale at Amazon for just 89.99€, with a 47% discount off the regular price of 169.99€.

Xbox Game Pass is expanding its catalog with four new titles, ranging from a roguelike to a party game. These new games are available for Xbox Game Pass subscribers.

The Oura Ring Gen3 Heritage is now available on Amazon with a 46% discount, bringing the price down to $119 from $219. This cutting-edge device tracks sleep, heart rate and other vital signs.

Insta360 Christmas Offers: Discounts, Gifts, and More

The Soundcore Sleep A30 earbuds offer a better sleep experience with ANC, local sounds and reduced sizes.

Insta360 offers a wide range of tech gifts that can surprise your friends and family. From the X4 Air to the Ace Pro 2, the ultra-compact Go Ultra, and the Flow 2 Pro stabilizer, there's something for everyone.

Google is developing a nausea-reducing system for Android phones to combat motion sickness while driving or traveling.

Samsung has confirmed the release of One UI 8.5 beta, a new interface based on Android 16, set to debut alongside the Galaxy S25 series.

The company behind the Facebook platform has delayed its smart glasses launch to Q2 2027

Meta has delayed the launch of its next-generation AR glasses, codenamed Phoenix.

The Apple leadership may be about to lose another key technological pillar.

The Kilauea volcano erupted, destroying a webcam installed to monitor the volcano.

The Sony A7 V is the new Full Frame entry level from Sony, with performance and features 'stolen' from the top of the line. The true entry levels remain the A7 III and A7 IV.

AMD announced a new generation of gaming processors with 3D V-Cache, which appear to have impressed the early benchmarks.

The weight of high-end graphics cards is putting pressure on PCIe connectors, which could have disastrous consequences for consumers. A notable case is emerging on Reddit.

The Pixel 10 series with Qi2 certification does not provide a unified and reliable charging standard for Qi chargers, contrary to user expectations.

Meta is expanding its AI investment by acquiring California-based startup Limitless, known for developing wearable devices with artificial intelligence.

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Buy an X Series or GFX camera and lens from Fujifilm and receive up to €500 in cashback and instant discounts on selected products.

Cloudflare blocks a record-breaking number of bot requests from AI intelligence, demonstrating its ability to protect online infrastructure.

Honkai Star Rail has updated to version 3.8, now available for players. The new version brings significant improvements and new features.

The LG OLED AI B5 OLED55B56LA is a top-of-the-line OLED TV available on Mediaworld at a competitive price. This TV offers exceptional image quality and advanced technologies.

Secretlab's holiday offers 2025 have arrived. Upgrade your gaming station with the best products and technologies.

Discover the DE'LONGHI ECAM350.75.S, an automatic coffee machine with elegant design and advanced technology. Available on Mediaworld for 521.99€.

Another Cloudflare outage is causing many websites to become unreachable.

Looking for a portable second screen to boost productivity? The Yodoit Portable Monitor is now available on Amazon at a discounted price.

Astronomers have discovered an exoplanet with a 99.9% inclination from its host star.

NVIDIA has announced the restoration of PhysX support on RTX 50 GPUs, allowing gamers to play games that require this technology.

The NPU in your phone keeps improving—why isn’t that making AI better?

The Innsky 6L with LED Touch Screen is available on eBay at an affordable price. With the €5 coupon, you can bring this innovative appliance home.

The CPS KN750 is a powerful and reliable modular power supply with a 750W rating and 80 Plus Gold certification. It offers a 31% price saving compared to other high-end models.

The Belkin BoostCharge 2 1/1 wireless charger is now available on Amazon at 62% off, allowing you to charge your iPhone and Apple Watch simultaneously.

Andy Jassy presented the new AI direction at AWS re:Invent 2025, highlighting the company's commitment to research and development of solutions that improve productivity and user satisfaction.

Micron closes down Crucial, ending SSD and RAM module production

The price of the Tineco Ifloor Y2 is astonishing, but the €4 discount makes it even more attractive.

Shokz sports earbuds offer an innovative audio experience with bone-conduction, comfort and deep bass. Christmas discounts for the earbuds

The Bambu Lab H2C is a multi-material 3D printer that can produce tons of material with one print. Introduced to solve the problem of waste, this technology revolutionizes the 3D printing industry.

The professional-grade Samsung PRO Ultimate 256GB SD card offers high performance and a 21% discount. The price drops to just €25.99.

The Xiaomi TV A 32 is available on AliExpress with a 73% discount! This smart TV offers an optimal viewing experience with its colorful screen and advanced features.

The 70mai A510 dashcam is available on AliExpress at an unbeatable price of $77, offering 1944P HDR resolution, integrated GPS and AD system.

The RealMe GT8 Pro is a surprise flagship that will keep you surprised for its quality and price. In this review, we'll find out if it's worth investing in this device.

Google Store offers a special deal to upgrade your tech with the Pixel 10 and Pixel Buds Pro 2 bundle. Until December 18, you can save up to €449.

The Honor 400 Lite 5G has been found on sale during Black Friday with a 34% discount, dropping from $299.90 to $199.40. This phone comes with a complete device featuring 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage.

This article explores the best office desks for working from home, focusing on comfort and productivity.

For high-quality video conferencing, using a professional webcam is essential. This article will show you the best professional webcams available in the market.

Discover the full range of Asus laptops available at the official store, to meet every technological need. From budget-friendly models to top-of-the-line performance, find all prices and specifications.

During the Black Friday, aggressive promotions and banners can be difficult to navigate. This article will guide you through the best deals on technology to make informed choices.

The Amazfit T-Rex 3 smartwatch is designed for adventure-seekers who don't want to worry about battery life. It offers exceptional autonomy, ruggedness and a range of sports and outdoor-focused features.

The compact and stable DJI Neo mini drone is now available at a discount on Amazon for under $180. Priced at just $169.

Tineco's Black Friday offers feature advanced technology and long-lasting cleaning products with discounts up to 48% off

Discover the features and technologies of the new floor cleaning robot Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra, which can recognize up to 73 types of obstacles on its own.

We're now entering the prime time to buy this year, with discounts and deals on a wide range of products, including 3D printers.

The social media company is adding another tranche of solar to power a new AI data center in South Carolina.

The Intel Arc B580 card offers excellent performance at a record low price of $229.

Find the best Black Friday deals on 120mm and 140mm PC fans with discounts up to 36% off. Save up to 36% on your PC fans and update them with the latest technologies.

Fractal Design's stylish and compact North case is now at its lowest price of $108.99 on Black Friday

Buying two Western Digital's 24TB Red Pro NAS drives may seem like a complicated choice, but there are some models available that can help you save money.

Discover the Best Prices on Graphics Cards from Nvidia RTX and AMD Radeon this Black Friday. Choose your new graphics card at the lowest price.

The Innocn 13K1F features a 1080p OLED panel, USB-C and HDMI. With a price of only $94, this portable monitor is now available with a 27% discount. This article explores the technical details and practical implications of this portable device.

Following the announcement of lower prices for NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel graphics cards on Black Friday, here's how you can get the best deals on these cards at discounted prices.

The Corsair RM1000x, a 1000W power supply with 80 Plus Gold certification, is on sale during Black Friday, offering a 35% discount from its regular price.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang may discourage AI use from managers: 'Are you insane?' - Employees are assured their jobs aren't at risk due to AI

Il hard drive di 24 TB di Seagate è stato messo in vendita su Newegg con un prezzo record di $240, offrendo una grande quantità di archiviazione per solo $1 per gigabyte.

Con le preziosissime RAM DDR5 che stanno aumentando di prezzo, ecco come proteggere il tuo budget con consigli efficaci.

Amazon offre prezzi record su microSD Express per Nintendo Switch, aumentando la capacità di archiviazione a prezzi accessibili.

Lo Wen-jen, ex Senior Vice President della TSMC, ha visto sequestrati i suoi dispositivi digitali durante un'indagine in corso a causa di una denuncia legale da parte dell'azienda su possibili leak di segreti.

Scopri l'elenco degli accessori essenziali per il Nintendo Switch 2 in vendita durante lo Black Friday.

Google presenta un nuovo servizio cloud chiamato Private AI Compute, che afferma di essere altrettanto sicuro della gestione locale dei dati e dei modelli di intelligenza artificiale.

Due ex studenti del Harvard lanciano startup che produce occhiali smart con microfono in continuazione

La società ha siglato tre accordi negli Stati Uniti per potizzare i propri data center e ridurre il proprio impatto sulle emissioni di carbonio.

Test di performance della NVIDIA DGX Spark con versione aggiornata Ollama.

Nuovo modello per workflow e coding, costruito con agenzie autonome.