ASML’s European sales fall to zero
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Oracle invokes force majeure at Stargate data centre
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Micron bins 2GB GDDR7
Micron is killing its 2GB GDDR7 memory chips as booming AI demand makes higher-density products a much more attractive use of its wafers. According to HWBuster, the memory maker has begun…
TSMC rumoured to fire up 1.4nm pilot production
The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell-on-earth yarn claiming TSMC has reportedly started…
China’s fastest GPU gets mugged by ancient Radeon
China’s fastest home-grown gaming GPU has been thoroughly embarrassed by benchmarks that put it barely…
Micron bins 2GB GDDR7
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Raspberry Pi shrugs off RAMageddon
Raspberry Pi has shrugged off soaring memory prices to post record first-half revenue and profit…
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TSMC rumoured to fire up 1.4nm pilot production
The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell-on-earth yarn claiming TSMC has reportedly started early pilot work on its 1.4nm A14 process in Taiwan as the chipmaker prepares for…
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Micron bins 2GB GDDR7
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Nvidia gives RTX Kit more neural rendering toys
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China’s fastest GPU gets mugged by ancient Radeon
China’s fastest home-grown gaming GPU has been thoroughly embarrassed by benchmarks that put it barely ahead of AMD’s nine-year-old Radeon RX 580. PC Games Hardware tested Lisuan Tech’s LX 7G100…
Mobiles
Qualcomm wants to stick cameras in your ears
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Meta thinks your AI needs its own Tamagotchi
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Qualcomm puts an AI in your pocket
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PC Hardware
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Alibaba’s V900 talks big but hides the numbers
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AI
Big Tech shifts $300 billion AI tab off the books
Big Tech is backing as much as $300 billion of AI infrastructure debt with guarantees while keeping much of the exposure off balance sheets by using some clever accounting. According…
Qualcomm wants to stick cameras in your ears
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OpenAI agent went rummaging through Aussie government files
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Gaming
Valve wants $1,059 for Steam Frame
Valve has launched its Steam Frame VR headset at $1,059, asking top dollar for hardware…
Retroid doubles the screens
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Valve teaches SteamOS new compatibility tricks
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Automotive
RAMageddon increases car prices
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BMW enshittifies its cars with adverts
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Tesla profits skid despite record deliveries
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Data center
Oracle invokes force majeure at Stargate data centre
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AI boom could create 617 million tonnes of junk
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Smart devices
Toyota wants 400,000 robots
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Hugging Face flogs $399 robot duck
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Amazon jacks up gadget prices
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Network
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Fujitsu unleashes 144-core 2nm MONAKA
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