Nvidia plans deep cuts to GeForce output as memory dries up
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RTX 50 supply faces heavy reductions while pricier cards get priority

Nvidia is preparing to slash GeForce GPU production in early 2026 amid memory shortages, leaving mainstream gamers squeezed while higher-margin cards get first dibs.

Intel close to scoring a packaging deal with Apple
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CoWoS shortages open the door for Chipzilla’s EMIB

The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell on earth yarn claiming that the Fruity Cargo Cult Apple is weighing up Intel’s chip packaging tech as bottlenecks at TSMC threaten to slow its bespoke AI server silicon ambitions.

Samsung probes alleged bribes as DRAM shortage turns ugly
Published in PC Hardware


Taiwan distributors accused of paying staff to jump the memory queue

The DRAM shortage is getting so tight that Samsung is investigating claims its staff took bribes to secure scarce memory supply.

China upgrades ASML kit to get around US controls
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Upgraded ASML kit keeps seven-nanometre production alive

China’s chip industry is outsmarting Western export controls as it upgrades advanced manufacturing tools to keep its AI ambitions on track.

Meta cooks up Mango as AI image race heats up
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New models promise better video, sharper code and more bragging rights

Meta Platforms is building new AI image and video technology alongside a fresh language model as it scrambles to keep pace in an increasingly vicious generative arms race.

AI memory boom drives Micron to record quarter
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Data centre demand and HBM sales send revenues soaring while refits bite consumers

Micron Technology smashed expectations with record quarterly results as AI-driven memory demand powered revenues higher, margins expanded sharply, and data centre sales reshaped the business.

Trump phone promise collapses into refurb farce
Published in Mobiles


Missing handset, inflated refurbs and patriotic bluster fill the gap

Trump Mobile’s long-promised T1 handset still hasn't appeared, leaving customers waiting as the operation flogs refurbished phones at inflated prices instead.

Microsoft dusts off old tricks to scare users off Chrome
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Edge gets the hard sell in new browser wars

Software King of the World, Microsoft, is once again trying to stop users from downloading Google Chrome, and nobody who has watched this industry for five minutes will be shocked.

Apple toys with a bargain MacBook with an old iPhone brain
Published in PC Hardware


Recycled silicon reality

A cheaper MacBook could soon shove aside the MacBook Air. However, the fruity cargo cult Apple seems undecided about whether it deserves modern silicon or the brain of an ancient iPhone 13 it might have lying around.

SK hynix stuffs 256GB into DDR5
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Intel approves for Xeon 6

SK hynix has muscled its way to the front of the server memory pack by becoming the first to certify 256GB DDR5 RDIMMs on Troubled Chipzilla’s Xeon 6 platform.