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Chips, semiconductors, and the silicon arms race.
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Swiss quantum computing startup ZuriQ has closed a $25.5 million seed round led by Quantonation to advance its trapped-ion processors built on a two-dimensional architecture.
The White House says more than 200 companies plus 23 state governors have signed a non-binding pledge aimed at containing electricity costs tied to AI data centers.
Elon Musk has purchased a gas turbine company, a move reported as a likely direct power source for xAI's data center operations.
The gaming brand adds two curved 34-inch ultrawide displays with high refresh rates, 90 W USB-C Power Delivery and built-in KVM switches for hybrid work and play.
Lenovo will equip the 2026 Esports World Cup in Paris with Legion desktops and monitors, backing an event with a prize pool exceeding $75 million.
Three separate funding rounds spanning the US, the Netherlands and Japan point to sustained investor appetite for physical-technology and deep-tech ventures.
The new V5 terminal cuts weight by more than half and reduces power draw, though top speeds dip slightly compared with the previous generation.
The Berlin DeepTech startup, a spin-off of the Leibniz Institute for Crystal Growth, says it is the only European producer of gallium oxide epiwafers for power semiconductors.
KAMRUI is cutting prices on its AK1PLUS and Pinova P1 mini PC range through late July, with entry-level configurations starting at $230.84.
The Munich-based startup combines a €15M equity round led by World Fund with €76M in non-dilutive funding under the European Chips Act.
