Compute Report – Page 4 – Independent technology news covering hardware, software, and artificial intelligence

A long-standing dispute in Silicon Valley over open-source AI software regulation has intensified, sparking public debate in the US.

Moss: The Forgotten Relic escapes VR, offering its enchanting adventure to players without headsets. How well does the transition work?

Intel’s client CPU prices rose by 27% even as sales declined by 8%, reflecting strong demand amidst persistent chip supply constraints.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang challenges doom-laden AI warnings, arguing they hinder technology adoption and scare users.

The Trump administration plans to challenge the EU’s hefty Google fine and warns of substantial tariffs against Europe.

SpaceX halts new Falcon 9 launch orders after 2028, signaling shift to Starship as main launch vehicle for the future.

ChangXin and Yangtze Memory have moved from price cutting to raising memory chip prices, reshaping the global market amid ongoing supply shortages.

American tech companies have cut around 140,000 jobs in 2026 even as AI investment reaches new heights.

Following a Florida launchpad accident, Blue Origin will conduct New Glenn engine tests at NASA’s historic B-2 test stand in Mississippi.

OpenAI aims to integrate ChatGPT into smart glasses from other manufacturers as part of its expanding device ecosystem.

Amazon’s gaming head warns memory shortages will accelerate the decline of gaming consoles and PCs, unlike smartphones which remain essential.

A US startup plans to send an Nvidia GPU to the Moon for controlling a lunar rover during a mission set for no later than 2026.