AMD set to pinch Chipzilla’s server crown
AMD is expected to overtake Intel in server processor revenue during 2027, ending decades of…
Kioxia crashes despite memory shortage
Japanese memory chipmaker Kioxia saw its shares plunge nearly 16 per cent on Monday after…
Altman goes begging for Samsung memory
OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman has travelled to South Korea to strengthen ties with Samsung and SK Hynix as worsening memory shortages threaten the company’s enormous data centre ambitions. According…
Google’s space AI writes a poem
The search giant Google has successfully operated an AI processor in orbit and received its…
AI power grab fuels Mitsubishi’s $490 million US expansion
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is investing $490 million (€439 million) to expand its US gas turbine…
Apple’s supplier bullying comes back to bite it
The Fruity Cargo Cult, Apple is discovering that years of bullying component suppliers have consequences,…
South Korea chucks €14 billion at tech dominance
South Korea plans to spend 21.3 trillion won (€14.3 billion) on artificial intelligence, semiconductor manufacturing…
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News
Google’s space AI writes a poem
The search giant Google has successfully operated an AI processor in orbit and received its first response from space, marking an early milestone in its ambitious plan to build data…
AI power grab fuels Mitsubishi’s $490 million US expansion
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Graphics
Asus gives Radeon an Onimusha costume
Asus has announced an Onimusha-themed Radeon RX 9070 XT, combining its TUF Gaming hardware with…
Super Flower adds an alarm for melting GPU misery
Super Flower has launched a GPU power-monitoring dongle, giving owners another accessory to buy while…
GPU prices go berserk with 35 per cent surge in three months
Graphics card prices have surged 35 per cent in just three months, leaving PC gamers facing another expensive round of hardware inflation. According to VideoCardz, GPU prices increased an average…
Mobiles
Apple influencer blames customers for faulty iPhone Duo
The Fruity Cargo Cult Apple’s latest foldable phone disaster has taken an entertaining turn, with one of its biggest cheerleaders suggesting customers are deliberately breaking their expensive toys. For…
Apple’s folding iPhone is a cracked lemon
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Memory crunch sends phone makers to the scrapheap
Some Chinese phone makers are reportedly turning to memory chips recovered from discarded handsets as…
PC Hardware
South Korea chucks €14 billion at tech dominance
South Korea plans to spend 21.3 trillion won (€14.3 billion) on artificial intelligence, semiconductor manufacturing…
Altman goes begging for Samsung memory
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Apple’s supplier bullying comes back to bite it
The Fruity Cargo Cult, Apple is discovering that years of bullying component suppliers have consequences, as a global memory shortage destroys its once-formidable purchasing power and threatens its profits. For…
AI
Google’s space AI writes a poem
The search giant Google has successfully operated an AI processor in orbit and received its first response from space, marking an early milestone in its ambitious plan to build data…
Google loses $500 billion as AI spending frightens investors
Google’s parent, Alphabet, saw its share price collapse to its largest-ever decline after disappointing advertising…
More cuts at Microsoft
Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to about 60,000 employees as it squeezes costs while funding…
Gaming
Rockstar’s GTA nearly cooked after 13 year wait
Rockstar’s long road to GTA VI involved competing projects, an uncertain early direction and a…
US lawmaker wants publishers to stop killing purchased games
US Representative Ritchie Torres plans legislation that would force publishers to respect game ownership and…
Next Xbox could cost $1,800
The software king of the world, Microsoft’s next Xbox could cost as much as $1,800, apparently bringing premium gaming and financial distress into the same living room. According to Ars…
Automotive
Uber plans to unleash Chinese robotaxis on London
Uber has teamed up with Chinese autonomous-vehicle outfit Pony.ai to bring robotaxis to London, with road testing set to begin within weeks. According to TechCrunch. the companies intend to put…
RAMageddon increases car prices
RAMageddon is threatening to shove car prices higher as AI outfits gobble up the memory…
BMW enshittifies its cars with adverts
The maker of expensive cars for twats and travelling salesmen, BMW, has enshittified its motors…
Data center
Samsung makes $80 billion profit
Samsung Electronics reported another strong quarter, with operating profit reaching about $80.5 billion as the…
Microsoft makes $92 billion but cannot build AI infrastructure fast enough
Software King of the World, Microsoft has reported quarterly revenue of $92.3 billion, but its…
STMicroelectronics looking at satellites and data centres
Franco-Italian semiconductor manufacturer STMicroelectronics has reported a sharp improvement in quarterly profits as demand from AI data centres and satellite communications helps revive its business. The company announced third-quarter revenue…
Smart devices
Apple’s OLED iPad mini gets a maxi price
The Fruity Cargo Cult Apple has unveiled an OLED iPad mini with an A20 Pro processor and a $200 increase in its starting price. According to Neowin, the smallest tablet…
TomTom navigates another 200 staff towards the exit
TomTom is recalculating and cutting approximately 200 jobs worldwide as it reorganises its operations and…
Amazon makes smart speaker a little dumber
Amazon has decided that some of its older Echo smart speakers have been far too…
Network
LattePanda squeezes a server onto a single board
LattePanda has launched a compact Intel-powered single-board server with dual 10GbE networking, up to 64GB…
Canada plots internet route around America
Norwegian infrastructure outfit Bulk is seeking a Canadian partner to build a $620 million transatlantic…
Chinese boffins push fibre to 3.2 petabits per second
Chinese boffins have emerged from their smoke-filled labs having demonstrated optical fibre transmission at 3.2 petabits per second, setting a claimed world record for real-time bidirectional data transfer. According to…