Compute Report – Page 152 – Independent technology news covering hardware, software, and artificial intelligence

SK hynix plans to spend close to $8 billion on ASML’s cutting-edge EUV lithography machines through 2027 to enhance chip manufacturing.

Yandex extends its delivery robot operations to five additional Russian cities, including Khimki and Nizhny Novgorod.

Russian aerospace company Bureau 1440 deploys first group of 16 ‘Rassvet’ low Earth orbit communication satellites via Soyuz-2.1b rocket.

Realme has launched the 16 Pro and 16 Pro+ smartphones in Russia, offering various RAM and storage options from around 39,000 rubles.

Nintendo reduces Switch 2 production plans by 50% in the current quarter due to weaker than expected sales performance in the United States.

Tecno is incorporating the OpenClaw AI framework into its smartphones, enabling users to automate routine tasks with custom AI agents.

A newly public exploit named DarkSword threatens outdated iOS and iPadOS systems, raising security concerns for unpatched devices.

The global chip market expanded to $831 billion in 2025, with Micron Technology leading revenue growth among top chipmakers, surpassing Nvidia.

Despite earlier forecasts, smartphone manufacturers are projected to continue expanding memory capacities in 2026 amid supply and cost concerns.

The Realme 16 Pro+ aims to set a new standard in mid-range camera phones, blending design and photography capabilities.

Nvidia’s Jensen Huang says the company has reached artificial general intelligence, though it still cannot replicate Nvidia itself.

Apple challenges the Windows laptop dominance with MacBook Neo, powered by an iPhone chip, sparking major attention in early 2026.