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Chips, semiconductors, and the silicon arms race.
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Intel shares dropped about 29% after a soft fourth-quarter forecast overshadowed a quarter in which data center and AI revenue rose 78%.
The RTX 5080 has disappeared from Nvidia's US marketplace about two weeks after the RTX 5090, with retail prices climbing to roughly double the card's launch cost.
CEO Lip-Bu Tan said Intel's next flagship client processor will be built on the company's 18A-P node, with more details promised at CES in January.
Xbox revenue slipped 2% to $5.38 billion in Microsoft's latest quarter, with hardware down 14%. Executives blamed supply constraints and shifts in content sales.
The South Korean chipmaker reported its first quarter above 100 trillion won in revenue and warned that memory supply will stay tight through 2030.
Unskilled Design has introduced Mausstudio, a work-in-progress tool that lets users generate custom mouse shells for 3D printing around an existing PCB.
Developers have shown Nintendo Switch 2 games running on Apple Silicon and PC emulators within days of the console's first jailbreak going public.
The telco appointed Bakare as Home Broadband Experience Lead from October 1, 2026, after home broadband subscribers rose 86% in the last financial year.
South Korea's economy expanded 1% in the third quarter, more than triple the central bank's projection, powered mainly by semiconductor exports.
Microsoft has extended voluntary exit offers to roughly 60,000 staff across four countries, covering about 27% of its workforce as AI data center spending rises.
Microsoft has added a toggle for Intel's Advanced Performance Extensions in a Windows 11 insider build, more than a year before compatible CPUs launch.
At GTC Berlin, CEO Jensen Huang cited roughly $2,000 per GPU per year to run Nvidia's agent software, as the firm leans further into software revenue.
SK hynix has scrapped a potential IPO for its SSD subsidiary Solidigm while committing to build a new memory fab in the United States.
Atari will close the software store for its modern VCS console in February 2027 and release an OS update that lets owners run everything locally.
The world's largest contract chipmaker is reportedly asking equipment suppliers for machinery that avoids rare-earth components tied to China's export controls.
An AMD product manager told MyNavi Tech+ that bringing back the Socket AM4 chip was driven from the top, and required manufacturing updates with TSMC.
AMD has published kernel patches introducing AOD, a driver that brings Ryzen platform tuning controls to Linux through the standard sysfs interface.
The two Korean memory makers are working to boost their Chinese NAND production after YMTC overtook both to become China's top NAND flash producer.
The inline monitoring box tracks current on each 12 V line and triggers alerts, with a black screen mode kicking in on sustained overcurrent.
The Dutch photonics startup, formerly Photon IP, will build high-power laser sources aimed at an emerging supply bottleneck in AI infrastructure.
AMD has extended its FSR 4.1 upscaling technology to older RDNA 2 graphics cards, current Xbox consoles, and multiple Ryzen AI processor families via a new driver release.
Michael Dell says tight DRAM and HBM supply, driven by AI data center demand, will worsen next year, with relief unlikely before 2029.
Using liquid nitrogen to push a 2013 Haswell quad-core to 6,301 MHz, overclocker Luumi scored 10.8 cb, beating a record that had held for roughly 12 years.
Daniel Blanco's DLSS-NR on AMD project now runs most of Nvidia's DLSS features on recent Radeon cards, including Neural Rendering, Super Resolution and Frame Generation.
Qualcomm's marketing chief has called claims that its newest flagship chipset runs too hot inaccurate, following a Korean report linking the issue to Samsung's chip plans.
Langdao Silex showed a laser-produced plasma EUV source with over 15W output and roughly 90% domestic components, but commercialization may take years.
Fanatec showed its new Project Obsidian steering wheel, set for a 2027 launch, while sibling brand Trak Racer presented an expanded lineup of simulators.
Tech.eu spoke with Leonardo's UK Capability Development Director Simon Harwood about how large defence firms bridge emerging technology and deployment at scale.
SK Hynix's Solidigm is said to be seeking US approval to ship more chipmaking tools to its China facility in exchange for building a NAND fab in America.
Several Nvidia RTX 5090 listings at US retailer Micro Center now read 'Not Carried,' coinciding with reports that Nvidia may have stopped allocating chips for the flagship card.
