Compute Report – Page 6 – Independent technology news covering hardware, software, and artificial intelligence

SpaceX’s 13th Starship test flight achieved most mission goals despite some issues, marking a notable milestone for the program.

Intel’s Q2 earnings beat expectations, but rising capital expenditures led to an 8% decline in its stock price after initial gains.

Investor enthusiasm for AI-driven growth fades, causing major US tech firms to lose nearly $800 billion in market value since April.

Intel’s CEO acknowledges the need to advance processor architectures to keep pace with rivals amid ongoing financial challenges.

Twenty years ago, AMD acquired ATI for $5.4 billion, reshaping its future in GPUs, APUs, and gaming consoles.

Gigabyte confirms compatibility for CXMT DDR5 memory modules on AMD 600/800 and Intel 700/800 series motherboards.

Ubisoft believes Sony’s plan to end PlayStation disc production by 2028 will have minimal effect on the gaming industry’s future landscape.

Facing challenging market conditions, Nothing reportedly plans layoffs and may withdraw from multiple countries following OnePlus’s retreat.

Samsung explains why the Galaxy Z Fold8 costs significantly less in South Korea compared to the US and European markets.

Qualcomm is preparing to raise prices on its smartphone processors, reflecting broader pressures in the tech supply chain and market dynamics.

ASRock introduces the 27-inch Phantom Gaming PGO27QSA QD-OLED monitor featuring 1440p resolution and a 240Hz refresh rate.

A Long March-3B rocket was hit by lightning during launch in China but still successfully placed a new communications satellite into orbit.