Tag: hardware
Corsair Unveils High-Performance MP700 Pro XT SSD Featuring Phison E28 Controller
Corsair’s MP700 Pro XT SSD leverages the new Phison E28 controller, delivering nearly 15 GB/s speeds and exceptional efficiency in PCIe 5.0 storage.
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Corsair Unveils MP700 Pro XT SSD Featuring Phison E28 Controller with Leading PCIe 5.0 Speeds
Corsair’s new MP700 Pro XT SSD powered by Phison’s E28 controller delivers nearly 15 GB/s and over 3 million IOPS, setting a high bar for PCIe 5.0 storage.
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Nvidia Partners Prepare Multiple Laptops Featuring Nvidia N1 and N1X Chips
At least eight laptops using Nvidia’s N1 and N1X processors are expected this quarter, marking Nvidia’s expansion into Arm-based notebook CPUs.
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Chinese Drone Maker DJI Attempts US Market Entry Using Alternative Brands
DJI faces import restrictions in the US and is reportedly trying to enter the market under different brand names.
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Telly Gains Revenue Lead with Ad-Funded Free TVs Despite Logistics Challenges
Telly’s free TVs, which show unskippable ads, have generated more revenue than competitors despite delivery issues.
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Europe Moves Toward Reducing Dependence on U.S. Technology
Amid rising geopolitical tensions, European nations are developing plans to replace American technologies with local alternatives.
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Intel Unveils Glass Substrate for Advanced AI and HPC Chips
Intel introduced a novel glass substrate technology to enhance chip manufacturing for AI accelerators and high-performance computing.
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AMD Challenges Intel’s Claims on Panther Lake Performance Advantage
AMD disputes Intel’s assertion that Panther Lake mobile chips outperform Ryzen, emphasizing Ryzen’s continued speed lead in laptops.
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Chinese Cloud Giants Authorized to Prepare for Nvidia H200 Accelerator Purchases
Chinese regulators reportedly allow Alibaba, Tencent, and ByteDance to prepare for Nvidia H200 accelerator orders, signaling a potential easing of tech restrictions.
Read MoreMemory Market Revenue Set to Surge 134% in 2026 Before Slowing in 2027
Memory market revenue is expected to grow by 134% this year, driven by rising prices, before slowing to 53% growth next year, says TrendForce.
Read MoreChinese Researchers Develop Ultraflexible Processor Thread with Millions of Transistors
A Chinese research team has created a flexible processor embedded in a thin, elastic thread capable of running neural networks and displaying visuals.
Read MoreNvidia Ends Partner Discounts Amid RTX 5000 Series Launch
Nvidia has reportedly stopped offering discounts to partners, adjusting production priorities for the RTX 5000 graphics cards lineup.
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