Compute Report – Page 204 – Independent technology news covering hardware, software, and artificial intelligence

Xiaomi introduces the Xiaomi Tag, a Bluetooth tracker that works seamlessly with both Apple and Google smart device networks.

IBM and Japan’s RIKEN institute have created the first continuous data exchange loop between a supercomputer and a quantum processor.

Panasonic has ceased TV production in Japan, handing over manufacturing and marketing to China’s Skyworth under its brand.

Anthropic’s new AI model trained to modernize COBOL code has sparked a significant single-day decline in IBM’s stock prices.

Researchers develop a carbon fiber-based metamaterial that autonomously repairs cracks, potentially extending material lifespan to centuries.

Russian investigators have launched a criminal case against Pavel Durov over allegations of aiding terrorist activities.

Interest in classic iPod and iPod Nano devices surged last year, boosting sales by 20 to 25%, driven by renewed consumer enthusiasm.

Japan is ready to support local memory chip plants, but SK hynix and Samsung remain reluctant to proceed with construction.

Reports suggest Chinese AI company DeepSeek trained its latest model using Nvidia Blackwell GPUs, despite US export controls banning such hardware.

Microsoft abruptly announced departures of Xbox head Phil Spencer and president Sarah Bond, revealing new shifts in the division’s leadership.

The SAMA L70 liquid cooling system delivers effective thermal management while enhancing PC build aesthetics.

Lamborghini halts development of a fully electric supercar, citing limited market interest despite initial 2029 launch plans.