Compute Report – Page 132 – Independent technology news covering hardware, software, and artificial intelligence

Xiaomi details how rising DRAM and flash memory prices have increased smartphone production costs amid the memory market crisis.

Apple is acquiring smartphone memory at premium prices to secure supply amid shortages and expand its iPhone market presence.

SpaceX postpones the Starship V3 test flight by at least another month, pushing the launch to mid-2026 amid ongoing preparations.

Samsung’s Bespoke AI laundry machines faced user issues after a software update locked some washing programs, disrupting laundry routines.

Researchers use fingertip blanching to transform ordinary surfaces into interactive touch panels for augmented reality systems.

Supermicro co-founder Yi-Shyan Liaw denies involvement in Nvidia chip smuggling to China and is released on $5 million bail after arrest.

The US FCC is considering a total ban on imports of equipment from Huawei and several Chinese manufacturers.

Buyers of ASUS’s $1299 OLED gaming monitors report cracked screens upon delivery, pointing to insufficient packaging as the cause.

Artemis II crew aboard Orion has begun its lunar journey, with commander Reid Wiseman sharing breathtaking photos of Earth from space.

MSI introduces the Herald BE9400, a wireless PCIe adapter supporting Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4, requiring PCIe and USB 2.0 internal slots.

Memory expenses are projected to rise to 30% of data center capital costs by 2026, a fourfold increase from 2023 levels, according to analysts.

Aurora Flight Sciences progresses on X-65, an experimental plane controlled by airflow jets instead of traditional mechanical controls.