Next-gen DRAM+ could transform AI and edge computing, say FMC and Neumonda
Ferroelectric hafnium oxide brings breakthrough to DRAM
TSMC could face over $1 billion fine for violating Huawei export ban
Whether TSMC knew about it is another question
Razer pulls new Blade laptops from its US store amid tariff concerns
Following in Framework's footsteps
Trump's dream of a US-made iPhone clashes with Apple's manufacturing reality
A $2,300 iPhone?
In context: President Trump's 104% tariff on goods imported from China is now in effect. It will have an enormous impact on many US firms, especially Apple, which relies heavily on China to manufacture its iPhones. Trump believes the solution is to start making the handsets in the US, but that would be nearly impossible, especially in the short term. And even if it were, iPhones would likely become much more expensive.
GTA VI and Switch 2 projected to increase video game spending despite tariffs
DFC Intelligence predicts Switch 2 price to reach $530 by 2027
News industry calls for regulation as AI companies face mounting copyright backlash
UK publications ran a similar campaign earlier this year
Apple's China exposure makes it most vulnerable in US-China trade war
After $1.8 trillion big tech wipeout, Tuesday offers slight market breather
Shopify CEO: justify new hires by proving AI can't do the job better
AI use will also become part of Shopify's performance and peer reviews
A hot potato: In another example of the impact AI is having on jobs, Shopify's CEO has issued a warning to the company's managers: show that AI can't do the job better than a human before hiring new workers. Shopify previously laid off staff after it started using generative AI to complete some customer support tasks.
Consumers race to Apple stores as tariff fears spark iPhone rush
Apple sent cargo planes full of iPhones from India and China before tariffs took effect
New restrictions on China's rare earths will likely disrupt tech and defense industries
The latest measure targets seven rare earth elements, including scandium and dysprosium
Bombardier's Global 8000 aims to be the fastest civilian jet since the Concorde
From New York to Sydney nonstop
China unveils GPMI, an HDMI and DisplayPort rival with 192 Gbps bandwidth and 480W power delivery
It's USB-C compatible and supports 8K video, networking, and high-wattage power delivery
Trump's tariffs send shockwaves through the video game industry
Get ready to pay more for less in the gaming world
Intel and TSMC reach preliminary agreement on US chip manufacturing joint venture
TSMC will take a 20% stake in the new company
Shenmue named most influential video game ever, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II lands in seventh place
Kingdom Come Deliverance II was released two months ago
AMD Ryzen 9800X3D drives 8-core CPU adoption past 6-core chips
Users are also upgrading to larger, higher resolution monitors
Intel revives iconic "Intel Inside" slogan with a modern twist
"That's the power of Intel Inside"
AMD moves 3x more CPUs than Intel, rakes in 5x the revenue on Amazon
The Ryzen 7 9800X3D led the pack
Arm is aiming to win half of data center CPU market by year's end
Nvidia will play a major role in achieving that ambitious goal
Trump's tariffs could prove to be a "nuclear bomb" on international trade and tech imports, experts warn
Computer chips are exempt from the tariffs, but only for now
Software engineers offer $10,000 reward to anyone who helps them land six-figure jobs
Desperate times call for desperate measures
WTF?! Finding a well-paid coding job is a lot harder today than it was a few years ago, thanks in no small part to AI. Securing one that comes with a six-figure salary is even more difficult, but a couple of software engineers believe they have the answer: offering $10,000 to anyone who can get them a software developer role that pays no less than $100,000 per year.
Multimillion-dollar deal sees Meta become the official tech partner of the UFC
The UFC will leverage Meta tech to boost fan engagement
The AI shift is leaving traditional compute vendors behind
Bending metal: The future of Taiwan's electronics complex
Gartner projects $644 billion in 2025 AI spending, but few understand GenAI's actual value
A paradoxical market forced to grow until it bursts