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Hardware & Semiconductors
NVIDIA Builds the Supply Chain for AI’s Next Giant Leap
NVIDIA is turning AI infrastructure into a full-scale manufacturing push. On October 21, 2026, the company announced plans with six…
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Hardware & Semiconductors
Samsung’s Pyeongtaek Gamble Targets the Next Memory Chip Surge
Samsung is betting its next lead on a semiconductor complex in Pyeongtaek. The South Korean company is building a manufacturing…
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Hardware & Semiconductors
AI-Designed Chips Take Aim at Compute’s 10,000x Problem
Compute demand is heading somewhere absurd. Ricursive Intelligence is developing AI that can design chips, learn from each design iteration,…
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Startups & Venture Capital
September’s Unicorn Surge Puts Chips and AI in Charge
September added serious weight to the unicorn economy. A total of 38 companies joined The Crunchbase Unicorn Board, bringing $71…
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Hardware & Semiconductors
AI Chip Rally Stumbles as Asian Markets Absorb a Reality Check
AI optimism hit a hard patch. Chip stocks and Asian markets fell on Tuesday 13 October 2026 as investors weighed…
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Consumer Technology
Raspberry Pi 5 RAM Showdown: Find the Sweet Spot
How much memory does a Raspberry Pi 5 really need? The answer depends on whether you want a simple background…
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Consumer Technology
The PS5 Price Surge Rewrites the Console Value Equation
The PlayStation 5 arrived in 2020 with a $499 price for the standard model and $399 for the Digital Edition.…
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Hardware & Semiconductors
Why Modern CPUs Leave Less Room for Traditional Overclocking
For years, building a faster computer often meant pushing a processor beyond the clock speed promised by its manufacturer. That…
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Hardware & Semiconductors
RAM, ROM, and the Memory Revolution Inside Modern Devices
RAM and ROM sound like opposites, but the line between them has blurred for decades. RAM handles the work happening…
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Hardware & Semiconductors
Nvidia’s New GPU Controls Could Change How Workloads Share Silicon
Nvidia is giving developers more control over how workloads share a GPU. CUDA 13.1 introduces green contexts, a system that…
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