Compute Report – Page 61 – Independent technology news covering hardware, software, and artificial intelligence

Anthropic’s recent partnerships with SpaceX and AWS position the AI startup for a potential valuation near $1 trillion.

A study reveals that nanodiamonds lose stiffness as their size decreases due to changes in atomic surface structure.

Sony reports a 46% year-over-year decline in PlayStation 5 sales due to ongoing memory shortages affecting console production.

Tesla’s proprietary 4680 battery cells do not meet initial expectations and underperform compared to external suppliers’ batteries in key areas.

Capcom introduces a new game mode in Resident Evil Requiem, but fans are disappointed as the popular Mercenaries mode remains absent.

Samsung and its strengthened employee union fail to reach agreement as workers seek up to 15% of annual operating profits as bonuses.

Arm’s server processor segment now accounts for 15% of revenue, with plans to triple it to $15 billion by 2031 through self-branded products.

To mitigate Taiwan’s energy constraints affecting semiconductor output, TSMC partners with offshore wind energy providers.

Palit reveals that its associated brands Galax, KFA2, and HOF are actively working on upcoming generations of graphics cards.

Google launches Fitbit Air, a compact screenless fitness tracker focused on comfort and all-day activity tracking at an affordable price.

AMD introduces the Instinct MI350P, a PCIe AI accelerator featuring 144 GB of HBM3E memory and designed for air-cooled server deployments.

Russian brand DIGMA unveils the PRO Pactos, a 16-inch laptop featuring the AMD Ryzen 5 7430U, highlighting modest design and updated specifications.