Tag: hardware
Broadcom Aims to Challenge Nvidia with Ambitious 3D Chip Production Goal by 2027
Broadcom targets production of one million 3D stacked chips by 2027, positioning itself as a strong competitor to Nvidia in AI hardware.
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Asus Unveils ProArt GeForce RTX 5090 with Minimalist Founders Edition Design and Factory Overclock
Asus reveals the ProArt GeForce RTX 5090 featuring a refined Founders Edition-style design and factory GPU overclock for enhanced performance.
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Asus and Dell Collaborate on Affordable Devices Featuring Windows 365 Cloud PC Subscription
Asus and Dell plan budget-friendly computers integrated with Windows 365 Cloud PC subscription, expanding access to cloud-based Windows environments.
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JEDEC Releases UFS 5.0 Flash Memory Standard with Speeds Up to 10.8 GB/s
JEDEC unveils UFS 5.0 flash memory standard boasting up to 10.8 GB/s speeds, nearly doubling UFS 4.0 performance for smartphones.
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LG Launches 52-Inch UltraGear evo 5K2K Monitor with 240Hz Refresh Rate at $2000
LG introduces its largest 5K2K monitor, the 52-inch UltraGear evo with a 240Hz refresh rate, priced at $2,000 and shipping in March 2026.
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Nvidia Develops New Chip Focused on AI Inference to Support OpenAI and AI Agents
Nvidia is preparing a new processor optimized for AI inference, aiming to boost performance for OpenAI and other AI-driven applications.
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Meta Abandons Advanced AI Chip Project Citing Technical Challenges
Meta has halted development of its most advanced AI chip, opting for a simpler design amid persistent technical difficulties.
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Nvidia Raises Price of DGX Spark Mini Supercomputer Amid Global Memory Shortage
Nvidia increased the price of its DGX Spark mini supercomputer due to worldwide memory supply constraints, while system specs remain unchanged.
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DeepCool’s AK G2 and Mystique Cooling Solutions Win iF Design Award 2026
DeepCool’s AK G2 air coolers and Mystique liquid cooling systems recognized with the prestigious iF Design Award 2026 for outstanding design achievements.
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Buffalo Discontinues Production of Blu-ray Drives Amid Declining Demand
Japanese manufacturer Buffalo will halt production of its remaining Blu-ray drives in July as Blu-ray format popularity continues to decline.
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Micron Joins Samsung and SK hynix as GDDR7 Supplier for GeForce RTX 5000 GPUs
Micron becomes the third GDDR7 chip supplier for GeForce RTX 5000 graphics cards, though memory shortages are expected to persist.
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Global PC Sales Set to Plunge to a Decade Low Amid Rising Prices and Memory Shortages
PC sales are forecast to hit their lowest point in ten years due to memory shortages and a 17% price increase, with budget PCs facing long-term decline.
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