US lifts chip design software export ban to China after rare earths deal
Siemens, Synopsys, Cadence resume China sales as US lifts EDA ban
Steam now generates three times more revenue for Capcom than PlayStation
Capcom's latest financial report shows dramatic shift toward PC
HP unveils PCFax, a CarFax-style tool to extend laptop life and reduce e-waste
PCFax will log laptop health data to support recycling and reuse
Xerox acquires Lexmark for $1.5 billion as legacy print giants consolidate
The enterprise sector is keeping print alive
Intel may scrap 18A node in favor of 14A to attract Apple and Nvidia
New CEO distances company from Gelsinger's 18A legacy, could lead to billion-dollar write-off
TL;DR: Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan is reportedly considering scrapping the company's 18A manufacturing process for external foundry customers. Instead, Tan wants Team Blue to focus on the newer and more efficient 14A node in hopes of securing major clients like Apple and Nvidia away from TSMC.
US PC market grew 15% in Q1, though Canalys warns of slowing growth
Momentum will fade through the end of 2025
In Silicon Valley's AI war, top researchers now command multi-million dollar paychecks
Meta and OpenAI escalate battle for top AI talent
Bottom line: The competition for artificial intelligence talent in Silicon Valley has reached a fever pitch, with tech giants Meta and OpenAI locked in a high-stakes battle to recruit and retain the industry's brightest minds. This rivalry is reshaping not only compensation norms but also the culture and priorities of AI research teams across the sector.
At $30 billion per year, Oracle secures one of the largest cloud deals in history
Mystery client's contract will triple Oracle's cloud infrastructure revenue by 2028
Global server market surges 134% in Q1 2025, while Intel loses ground to AMD and Arm
Much of the demand comes from the AI industry
Thousands in Norway mistakenly told they won the lottery due to conversion error
Code error inflates Norwegian Eurojackpot winnings by 10,000x
Amazon hits 1 million warehouse robots, nearly matching its human workforce
They're now faster, too, thanks to Amazon's new AI system
IPv6 reaches majority use in 21 countries as Starlink and other providers modernize global connectivity
Starlink's network is built on IPv6 by default
US surgeons complete first-ever heart transplant using robotics
The patient recovered quickly thanks to the reduced surgical trauma and lower risk of infection
As Tesla sales fall, Elon Musk fires top manufacturing executive
Musk's actions are widely blamed for Tesla's sales slump
Salesforce CEO says 50% of company work is now done by AI
Benioff says human employees can now "move on to do higher-value work"
Once job board giants, CareerBuilder and Monster head for breakup and sale
Online recruitment has changed dramatically since the company's peak years
HDMI 2.2 standard finalized: doubles bandwidth to 96 Gbps, 16K resolution support
New Ultra96 cables required to unlock full bandwidth
HPE's GreenLake intelligence brings agentic AI to IT operations
From GenAI to AgenticOps: HPE's new AI vision for the enterprise
Amazon says it's expanding same-day and next-day delivery to 4,000 more small cities and towns
Rural customers will soon get household items in hours, not days
Sony faces another class-action lawsuit over PlayStation Store prices and monopolistic practices
Meet the "Sony tax": Dutch gamers claim they've overpaid millions for digital PlayStation content
X Display unveils ultra-fast, cable-free display that turns data into light
More of a data center breakthrough than a conventional display technology
Robots are transforming warehouse automation and ending back-breaking truck loading
The last stand of manual warehouse labor is falling to robotics
A solid-state battery breakthrough may be taking shape in Maryland
Ion Storage Systems appears to be on the cusp of a battery transformation
Forward-looking: In a quiet corner of Beltsville, Maryland, a new chapter in battery technology is unfolding. Ion Storage Systems, a company that began as a university research project, has emerged as a leading contender in the race to commercialize solid-state batteries – a technology long promised but rarely delivered at scale.
Bill Gates and Linus Torvalds meet for the first time at tech titans' dinner
Dave Cutler, lead architect of the Windows NT kernel, was also there
What just happened? Given that there was a time when Microsoft called Linux a "cancer," it's little surprise that the Redmond firm's co-founder and long-time boss Bill Gates had never met Linus Torvalds, creator of the Linux kernel. But that changed recently when the two attended a dinner, and it appears to have gone well.
Klarna enters US telecom market with unlimited 5G mobile plan
Analysts expect more companies to enter the 'virtual' mobile network operator space