The AI economy just got a lot more serious—and a lot more complicated. One of the biggest stories this week is Anthropic’s blockbuster deal with SpaceX, leasing over 220,000 NVIDIA GPUs and 300 megawatts of power at a cost estimated around $5 billion annually. This move isn’t just about scaling—it signals a shift where compute
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Apple’s relentless quest for independence may be taking an unexpected detour. After years of touting its proprietary M-series silicon, the company now appears poised to incorporate Intel’s latest process nodes into its future lineup. This isn’t about legacy chips or transitional phases—it’s a deliberate move to leverage Intel’s advanced 18A-P and 14A manufacturing processes for
Razer has released an updated version of its Blade 18 gaming laptop, bringing some serious hardware upgrades. While the exterior looks similar to previous models, inside, it’s a powerhouse built for gaming and demanding tasks. The new internals make it one of the most powerful laptops available in 2026, but the price tag reflects that
AMD has announced that its latest FSR 4.1 upscaling technology will soon work on older Radeon RX graphics cards. This update will start rolling out in July, initially supporting RDNA 3 GPUs. Until now, FSR 4.1 was only available on the latest Radeon RX 9000 series cards, which have specialized hardware to run the tech.
UK-based startup Fractile has raised $220 million in a Series B funding round. The company focuses on developing cutting-edge inference chips for artificial intelligence systems. This investment aims to speed up the creation and release of its first hardware products to the market. Investors and Future Plans The funding was led by major investors including
Gaming laptops have traditionally been expensive, often out of reach for many casual gamers. But that’s changing with the arrival of a new budget-friendly option from Alienware. The company has introduced its first affordable gaming laptop, hitting the market at a time when hardware prices are rising across the board. This new model aims to
The US government has reportedly granted approval for ten Chinese companies to purchase NVIDIA’s highly sought-after H200 AI chips. This marks a significant development in the ongoing technology trade discussions between the US and China. While the companies can now buy up to 75,000 chips, some have reportedly held back after receiving guidance from Chinese
Cerebras, a company known for its innovative chips for artificial intelligence, has just made a huge splash in the tech world. It raised $5.55 billion in its initial public offering (IPO), making it the biggest US tech IPO since Snowflake in 2020. The company’s shares started trading on Nasdaq under the ticker CBRS, opening at
Fractile, a London-based tech startup, has raised $220 million to move its innovative inference chip into production. The company designs chips that combine compute and memory on the same silicon, aiming to improve how artificial intelligence models are run. This funding comes at a time when the European tech scene is gaining momentum in the
As Donald Trump arrives in Beijing for a key summit with Xi Jinping, China is loudly criticizing a new US law targeting the semiconductor industry. The legislation, known as the MATCH Act, aims to tighten export controls on advanced chip-making equipment and has drawn sharp rebukes from Beijing. The timing suggests the move is connected
