Hardware & Semiconductors
NVIDIA, chips, GPUs, TPUs and the compute layer powering AI
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OLED Monitors Are Racing Toward a New Gaming Sweet Spot
The gaming monitor race has entered a thrilling new phase: sharper OLED images, faster refresh rates, and display modes built…
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OpenAI’s Jalapeño Chip Puts Nvidia’s AI Stronghold Under Pressure
OpenAI is bringing a custom chip into the fight for AI inference, and its first results put Nvidia’s Blackwell systems…
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Thunderbolt 5 Brings Speed and Power Most Buyers Won’t Need
Thunderbolt 5 raises the ceiling. Its baseline bandwidth reaches 80Gbps, double Thunderbolt 4’s 40Gbps. That extra capacity targets demanding setups…
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Apple’s M5 Ultra Rebuilds the Mac Studio Performance Ceiling
Apple has launched its fastest consumer processor yet. The M5 Ultra arrives in the latest Mac Studio, bringing a new…
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Apple M6 Brings 2nm Speed Gains to the Mac Mini
Apple has announced the M6 processor, bringing a 2nm design and a set of performance gains over the M5. The…
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NVIDIA’s New Inference Systems Turn Power Efficiency Into the Metric
Efficiency is now the headline. On Aug 24, 2026, NVIDIA’s latest system figures placed Vera Rubin and Blackwell at the…
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NVIDIA Vera Targets the Chaos Inside Agentic AI Workloads
Agentic AI workloads refuse to behave neatly. Telemetry from more than 163,000 agentic sessions shows workload paths that vary from…
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Liquid Cooling Pays Off Only for the Right PC Build
Liquid cooling is not a universal upgrade. Both liquid and air coolers perform the same function: they move heat away…
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The CPU Rebound Begins as AI Agents Keep Thinking
AI hardware is entering a new phase, and the biggest surprise may be the return of the CPU. Edge devices…
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AI Demand Has Made Memory the New Hardware Bottleneck
Memory prices have surged 500% in 12 months, turning RAM from a quiet part of the technology business into one…
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