Compute Report – Page 12 – Independent technology news covering hardware, software, and artificial intelligence

Beeline commands the largest share in Russia’s multi-SIM solutions market, more than doubling its nearest competitor’s presence.

Northrop Grumman sent a robotic satellite servicing vehicle into orbit to install propulsion modules, prolonging satellite operational lifetimes.

Intel’s stock surged almost 9% after rumors of fresh layoffs surfaced despite strong server division performance fueled by AI demand.

The Midea VCR V15 EVO ULTRA robot vacuum offers comprehensive cleaning with self-maintenance and mopping capabilities, minimizing user intervention.

Nvidia confirms leading customers have begun deploying servers powered by Vera Rubin generation accelerators in their data centers.

Taiwanese manufacturer Wistron will produce Nvidia servers with Vera Rubin chips at a newly built Texas facility in the United States.

Nintendo clarifies that consumers are not legally entitled to refunds for U.S. customs duties on purchased products.

Sony’s plan to end physical game discs for PlayStation by 2028 sparks debate amid modest disc sales and mixed community reactions.

The James Webb Space Telescope identified an unexplained organic absorption feature in the atmospheres of Titan and Pluto.

Nvidia has quietly raised prices on all Jetson developer kits and production modules, with some items seeing costs double.

Nvidia details its Vera processor with 88 Olympus Arm cores, 176 threads, and LPDDR5X memory delivering 1.2 TB/s bandwidth for data centers.

The HUAWEI WATCH Kids X1 Pro offers advanced features and stable navigation, standing out in the kids’ smartwatch market.