Recently, a conflict over chip sales between the US and China has heated up. Nvidia’s new H200 AI processors are caught in the middle. After the US government announced new export rules, the future of these chips in China became uncertain. The situation illustrates the ongoing tech and trade tensions between the two countries. US
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In 2025, the worldwide sales of semiconductors reached a total of $793 billion, marking a 21 percent increase from the previous year. This surge reflects the growing demand for advanced chips, especially those used in artificial intelligence and graphics processing. The rise is also driven by the expansion of data centers across the globe, fueling
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Global PC shipments saw a significant boost in the last quarter of 2025, increasing by nearly 10%. This uptick was partly fueled by a rush to upgrade systems as support for Windows 10 ended. However, experts warn that this growth might not last long due to looming memory shortages that could affect both businesses and
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For decades, Windows PCs have faced stiff competition from tablets, Macs, Linux machines, and other devices. But recent advances in artificial intelligence may be helping to turn the tide. The launch of the first “AI PCs” in 2024 has generated buzz, and shipments are steadily increasing. However, early adopters have struggled to find offline AI
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At the CES show in Las Vegas, HP introduced a new kind of computer that’s built right into a keyboard. The device, called the Eliteboard G1a, is aimed mainly at business users who need a compact yet powerful machine. Despite its unusual design, it packs some impressive specs that make it stand out from typical
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In 2025, the shortage of AI chips became the biggest hurdle for companies deploying artificial intelligence. CTOs quickly realized that geopolitics and manufacturing limits mattered more than software plans or vendor promises. What started as US export controls aimed at China soon turned into a global infrastructure crisis. The core issue wasn’t just policy—it was
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Recently, The Financial Times reported that Apple might be slowing down its marketing and production of the Vision Pro headset. This could be a sign that the company is shifting its manufacturing to Vietnam, possibly closing factories in China. Despite these changes, industry expert Ming-Chi Kuo confirms that Apple still sees head-mounted devices as a
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Nvidia has taken a big step in AI hardware by licensing technology from Groq, a chip designer specialized in AI inference. While Nvidia hasn’t bought Groq outright, it has secured a non-exclusive license to use Groq’s intellectual property and hired some of its top engineers. This move hints at Nvidia’s strategy to expand its AI
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Nvidia has taken a new step in its AI hardware strategy by licensing technology from Groq, a company known for its specialized AI inference chips. Instead of buying Groq outright, Nvidia has chosen to license its intellectual property and bring some of Groq’s top engineers onto its team. This move helps Nvidia expand its capabilities
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Apple will turn 50 years old on April 1, 2026. Fans and industry watchers are eager to see what the company has in store for this milestone year. It’s also a year that sets the stage for an even bigger anniversary in 2027, marking two decades since the launch of the revolutionary iPhone. Apple is
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