Compute Report – Page 77 – Independent technology news covering hardware, software, and artificial intelligence

The first power unit at Kursk NPP-2 has entered operation with a capacity of 1253 MW, marking it the most powerful reactor in Russia.

Prices for Nvidia B300 servers have nearly doubled on China’s grey market, reaching $1 million due to US export limits and booming AI demand.

Samsung achieves over 80% yield on 4nm semiconductor chips, matching top industry standards and paving the way to profitability.

Qualcomm expects the smartphone market to hit its lowest point this quarter amid supply challenges, with growth anticipated afterward.

Sony confirms updated DRM protection on PS4 and PS5 titles, reassuring gamers the changes won’t be as restrictive as initially feared.

A newly discovered Linux kernel flaw enables non-privileged users to gain root access using just 732 bytes of Python code.

Scientists at EPFL created batteries that continuously generate electricity through water evaporation, rejuvenated by rain and sunlight.

Japanese companies have successfully conducted sake fermentation in orbit, marking a milestone in space biotech with future lunar production plans.

Google Tensor G6 will debut with cutting-edge CPU cores but reportedly use an outdated GPU design in upcoming Pixel 11 devices.

Caviar launches a premium pink iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max series adorned with gold and diamonds, priced from $8,200 to over $20,000.

Samsung’s semiconductor division saw a 54-fold jump in operating profit as AI-driven demand fuels a major boost in Q1 revenue and earnings.

Philips introduces AmbiScape on Evnia monitors, syncing smart room lighting with on-screen gameplay for a more immersive experience.