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Meta Initiates New Wave of Layoffs Amid Strategic Shift Toward AI
Meta has launched another round of layoffs targeting several departments as it intensifies focus on artificial intelligence development.
Read MoreHalf of Companies Replacing Staff with AI Bots Plan to Rehire Humans Within a Year, Says Gartner
Gartner reports that half of companies that replaced employees with AI bots intend to return to hiring human staff within a year.
Read MoreWidespread Price Increases Expected in Electronic Components Starting April
Several electronic component manufacturers plan to raise prices in April, impacting memory, CPUs, storage, graphics chips, and other devices.
Read MoreSonova Plans to Divest Consumer Hearing and Sennheiser Headphones Businesses
Swiss hearing aid maker Sonova is set to sell its Consumer Hearing segment along with the Sennheiser headphones division acquired in 2021.
Read MoreiFixit Finds Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Battery Replacement Easy but Other Repairs Challenging
iFixit’s teardown of the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra highlights straightforward battery replacement but difficult camera and screen repairs.
Read MoreSandisk Invests $1 Billion in Taiwanese DRAM Maker Nanya Technology Amid Memory Chip Shortage
Sandisk has invested $1 billion in Taiwanese DRAM producer Nanya Technology as part of a larger $2.5 billion private stock placement.
Read MoreNeuralink Patient Controls World of Warcraft Using Only Their Mind
A Neuralink user has successfully played World of Warcraft using a brain implant, showcasing early advances in brain-computer interfaces.
Read MoreSamsung Unveils Exynos 1680, a 4nm Chip for Mid-Range Smartphones
Samsung introduces the Exynos 1680, a new 4nm processor powering the Galaxy A57, targeting enhanced performance in mid-tier smartphones.
Read MoreIntel Launches Arc Pro B70 and B65 GPUs with 32GB GDDR6 Memory for Professional Workstations
Intel introduces Arc Pro B70 and B65 GPUs featuring 32GB GDDR6, targeting AI workloads and professional graphics applications.
Read MoreID-Cooling FX360 LCD AIO Cooler Combines High Performance With Playful Design
ID-Cooling introduces the FX360 LCD AIO liquid cooler offering up to 350W thermal dissipation with a unique pump cover featuring animated cats.
Read MoreSamsung Unveils Galaxy A37 and A57 with Exynos Chips and Enhanced Water Resistance
Samsung launches Galaxy A37 and A57 smartphones featuring Exynos processors, improved build quality, AI-powered camera upgrades, and better water resistance.
Read MoreGoogle Explores Hybrid Quantum Computing by Combining Superconducting Qubits with Neutral Atoms
Google Quantum AI expands its research with a new neutral atom platform, aiming for hybrid quantum computers blending two leading quantum techs.
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