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Apple Increases iPhone Prices in Japan Amid Steep Hike
Apple has raised prices for several iPhone models in Japan, with increases reaching up to 11%.
Read MoreChipmakers Face Downturn as Investor Confidence Wavers on AI Boom
Semiconductor stocks decline amid growing investor doubts about sustainability of AI-driven chip demand and large infrastructure investments.
Read MoreMSI Unveils World’s First 27-Inch 4K Monitor Featuring Inkjet Printed OLED Panel
MSI launches its PRO MAX OLED 271UPJW12, the first 27-inch 4K monitor with an inkjet printed OLED panel, designed for both professional and entertainment uses.
Read MoreKioxia Ordered to Pay $229 Million to Viasat in Patent Infringement Case
Kioxia must pay $229 million to satellite operator Viasat following a Texas jury ruling over a patent related to computer memory technology.
Read MoreU.S. Seeks Share of Soaring Profits from South Korean Chipmakers Driven by AI Demand
Amid rising demand for AI chips, the U.S. aims to claim a portion of South Korean semiconductor makers’ substantial profits.
Read MoreDOOM: The Dark Ages – Revelations DLC Divides Fans in Final Chapter
DOOM: The Dark Ages’ Revelations DLC offers a controversial conclusion, splitting the fanbase with its unique approach and gameplay changes.
Read MoreTikTok Rolls Out AI Deepfake Detection Tool for User Appearance
TikTok begins testing a new feature that helps creators detect AI-generated deepfakes using their likeness, initially available to select US users.
Read MoreNext-Gen iPad Mini and iPad Air Expected to Feature OLED Displays and Higher Prices
Apple’s upcoming iPad Mini and iPad Air models are rumored to include OLED screens, marking a significant upgrade accompanied by a price increase.
Read MoreASML Awards Global Employees Stock Bonuses Amid AI-Driven Semiconductor Demand
ASML is granting employees stock bonuses worth 20,000 euros each, reflecting rising demand for semiconductor equipment fueled by AI growth.
Read MoreResearchers Achieve Synchronization of Over 105,000 Nanooscillators, Paving Way for Faster Computing Alternatives
Scientists synchronized more than 105,000 nanooscillators in under 50 nanoseconds, advancing spintronic computing beyond silicon transistors.
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