Category: Tech
Tech covers the latest developments in computer hardware, consumer electronics, semiconductors, mobile devices, operating systems, and enterprise technology. We report on product launches, industry trends, performance updates, and major shifts shaping the global technology market. Our focus is on factual, neutral coverage of hardware and software innovations that impact manufacturers, developers, and end users.
United Launch Alliance Phases Out Powerful Atlas V Variant, Final Six Rockets Reserved for Starliner Missions
United Launch Alliance ends the era of its most powerful Atlas V rocket configuration, dedicating the remaining six Atlas V launchers to Starliner missions.
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Samsung Begins Mass Production of PCIe 6.0 SSDs for Data Centers
Samsung launches mass production of high-capacity PCIe 6.0 SSDs designed for data center use, not consumer PCs.
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CXMT Poised to Launch HBM Production in China Amid Rising Memory Prices and Global Interest
Chinese memory maker CXMT gains traction with Apple interest and soaring memory prices, setting the stage for local HBM production despite sanctions.
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Samsung Confirms Galaxy Unpacked Event for July 22 Featuring New Foldables and Smartwatches
Samsung sets Galaxy Unpacked for July 22, expecting to unveil the Galaxy Z Fold8 series and new smartwatches.
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Ongoing Memory Chip Shortages Threaten Budget Smartphone Market
Budget smartphones priced under $400 are facing production cuts and declining specs due to persistent memory chip shortages and rising costs.
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Chinese Startup DeepSeek Develops AI Chip for Inference Acceleration
Chinese AI startup DeepSeek is quietly developing a dedicated chip to enhance inference performance, consulting partners and recruiting specialists.
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Valve Releases Official Windows Drivers for Steam Machine, Enabling Full Compatibility
Valve has launched official Windows drivers for the Steam Machine, allowing users to run Microsoft’s OS on the compact gaming PC.
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Criterion Games Ends 30-Year Racing Legacy to Focus Entirely on Battlefield Franchise
After three decades of racing games, Criterion Games shifts its full attention to the Battlefield series, ending its Burnout and Need for Speed involvement.
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Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag Remake Surpasses Skull and Bones in Steam Sales Before Launch
The upcoming Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag Remake has reportedly exceeded Skull and Bones’ sales on Steam prior to its official release.
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No Rest for the Wicked Surpasses 2 Million Copies Sold in Early Access on Steam
Moon Studios’ upcoming fantasy RPG No Rest for the Wicked has sold over 2 million copies in Steam early access, with more growth expected.
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Court Rejects Elon Musk’s Effort to Avoid Liability in Twitter Acquisition Case
A federal judge dismissed Elon Musk’s request to overturn a ruling holding him liable for manipulations during Twitter’s 2022 acquisition.
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AI Infrastructure Boom to Demand $11 Trillion Investment Amid Rising Debt Financing
AI infrastructure costs are expected to reach $11 trillion by 2029, with debt financing projected to hit $7.1 trillion, analysts warn.
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