Compute Report – Page 148 – Independent technology news covering hardware, software, and artificial intelligence

California authorities state Tesla’s ride services with drivers on board do not qualify as true robotaxis, challenging the company’s claims.

ESA releases the most comprehensive images of Saturn to date, combining infrared and visible data from Hubble and James Webb telescopes.

Supermicro faces a shareholder lawsuit after allegations of concealing ties to smuggled AI chips sold to China disrupt its business.

Razer updates the Blade 16 gaming laptop with Intel Core Ultra 9 386H, faster memory, Nvidia RTX 50 series GPUs, and Thunderbolt 5 connectivity.

Researchers employ AI to analyze TESS data, revealing new exoplanet candidates formerly hidden in stellar brightness records.

Samsung prepares the Galaxy Z Fold8 Wide, a new foldable phone aimed at competing with the first foldable iPhone debuting soon.

Meta has launched another round of layoffs targeting several departments as it intensifies focus on artificial intelligence development.

Gartner reports that half of companies that replaced employees with AI bots intend to return to hiring human staff within a year.

Several electronic component manufacturers plan to raise prices in April, impacting memory, CPUs, storage, graphics chips, and other devices.

Swiss hearing aid maker Sonova is set to sell its Consumer Hearing segment along with the Sennheiser headphones division acquired in 2021.

iFixit’s teardown of the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra highlights straightforward battery replacement but difficult camera and screen repairs.

Sandisk has invested $1 billion in Taiwanese DRAM producer Nanya Technology as part of a larger $2.5 billion private stock placement.