Compute Report – Page 48 – Independent technology news covering hardware, software, and artificial intelligence

Singularity Computers introduces the Portal Advanced, a wall-mount PC chassis featuring multiple color options and a full-size rear panel.

Japan introduces robotic wolves to counter rising wild animal attacks and agricultural damage caused by bears and other wildlife.

AMD’s EPYC line captured a record 46.2% of the server processor market in Q1 2026, driven by increasing demand for AI workloads.

Samsung devices will be the first to feature Google’s Gemini Intelligence AI suite, arriving before the Pixel 10 this summer.

The U.S. has authorized sales of Nvidia H200 accelerators to multiple Chinese companies, though deliveries have yet to begin.

Beeline launches 5G connectivity for Russian customers traveling internationally, covering major tourist destinations and most roaming users.

Microsoft’s total investment in OpenAI is set to exceed $100 billion by next month, significantly higher than previously disclosed figures.

TSMC has increased its semiconductor industry revenue projection to $1.5 trillion by 2030, surpassing the previous $1 trillion estimate.

By 2035, autonomous trucks are projected to account for roughly 19% of road freight transport in Russia, according to a new government plan.

Nothing’s latest smartphones, the Phone (4a) and Phone (4a) Pro, have launched in Russia with prices starting at 49,999 rubles.

China initiates pioneering space study on artificial human embryos made from stem cells to understand early human development in microgravity.

The Trump Mobile T1 smartphone could reach customers this week, according to CEO Pat O’Brien amid cancellation rumors.