Compute Report – Page 198 – Independent technology news covering hardware, software, and artificial intelligence

Scientists at Belgium’s Imec discover an innovative method to enhance EUV scanner throughput without increasing source power or resist sensitivity.

Japanese manufacturer Buffalo will halt production of its remaining Blu-ray drives in July as Blu-ray format popularity continues to decline.

Nvidia marks 25 years since the launch of GeForce3, the first consumer GPU to introduce programmable shaders.

Micron becomes the third GDDR7 chip supplier for GeForce RTX 5000 graphics cards, though memory shortages are expected to persist.

A Galaxy S26 Ultra was reportedly delivered to a customer nearly two weeks before its official release date.

Smartphone shipments are projected to fall over 12% to their lowest point in 13 years due to a persistent memory shortage and high prices.

Meta has finalized a multi-billion dollar deal to lease Google TPU AI accelerators for advancing its artificial intelligence model development.

A new flying vehicle featuring ducted fan technology aims to enhance safety and practicality for urban air travel in China.

Ford now offers the Mustang Mach-E’s front trunk as a $495 paid option amid efforts to manage EV costs through add-ons.

Samsung confirms memory shortages and tariff increases contributed to the higher average cost of Galaxy S26 and S26+ smartphones.

Samsung chose not to include magnetic attachment systems in the Galaxy S26 to maintain device balance and design integrity.

Samsung is stepping back from ultra-thin smartphone designs after underwhelming sales of the Galaxy S25 Edge and delays with its TriFold 2 model.