Tag: hardware
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan to Speak at Computex 2026 Without Major Announcements
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan will deliver a keynote at Computex 2026, with no significant product reveals expected.
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Arm Launches AGI CPU, Its First In-House Processor for AI Data Centers
Arm introduces AGI CPU, a 136-core processor designed for AI infrastructure, marking its move from IP licensing to full chipset production.
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Alibaba Unveils XuanTie C950, a High-Performance RISC-V Processor for AI Servers
Alibaba’s research division introduces the XuanTie C950, a powerful RISC-V-based CPU designed for AI agent workloads in server environments.
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Nintendo Cuts Switch 2 Production Targets Amid Sluggish US Sales
Nintendo reduces Switch 2 production plans by 50% in the current quarter due to weaker than expected sales performance in the United States.
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Global Chip Market Reaches $831 Billion in 2025, Micron Tops Revenue Growth
The global chip market expanded to $831 billion in 2025, with Micron Technology leading revenue growth among top chipmakers, surpassing Nvidia.
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Smartphone Memory Capacities Expected to Keep Increasing in 2026, Defying Earlier Predictions
Despite earlier forecasts, smartphone manufacturers are projected to continue expanding memory capacities in 2026 amid supply and cost concerns.
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Apple Enters Windows-Led Laptop Market with MacBook Neo Featuring iPhone Processor
Apple challenges the Windows laptop dominance with MacBook Neo, powered by an iPhone chip, sparking major attention in early 2026.
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Intel Launches Core Ultra 200S Plus Desktop CPUs with Competitive Pricing Ahead of March Release
Intel unveils Core Ultra 200S Plus series with up to 24 cores, offering improvements though gaming performance trails Ryzen.
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Intel’s Latest Core Ultra Plus Desktop CPUs Show Marginal Gaming Gains Over AMD Ryzen
Intel’s new Core Ultra Plus desktop processors deliver gaming performance nearly on par with AMD Ryzen, showing minimal speed improvements despite more cores.
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DDR5 Memory Manufacturing Yields Higher Profit Margins Than HBM for Leading Producers
Top memory producers report that DDR5 production now offers better profit margins compared to HBM manufacturing, signaling a shift in the market.
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Samsung Advances Next-Gen Memory with HBM5 Featuring 2nm Chips
Samsung is developing HBM5 memory with cutting-edge 2nm chips, following successful collaboration on HBM4 with Nvidia.
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LG Display Begins Mass Production of Variable Refresh Rate Laptop Panels
LG Display launches large-scale production of laptop LCD panels supporting variable refresh rates from 1 Hz to 120 Hz.
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