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Engineers Develop Side-Stacked HBM to Boost Speed, Capacity, and Cooling
A new side-stacked HBM architecture enhances memory bandwidth, capacity, and thermal management for AI accelerators and GPUs.
Read MoreResearchers Develop Affordable Soft Exoskeleton Glove to Restore Hand Grip for Paralysis Patients
Engineers create a lightweight pneumatic soft exoskeleton glove that helps restore hand grip functionality for people with severe paralysis.
Read MoreSK hynix Sees Demand Outpace Supply by Sevenfold in U.S. Stock Offering Amid AI Memory Boom
SK hynix’s U.S. stock offering attracts demand seven times greater than shares available as AI memory market surges.
Read MoreHuawei Plans to Adopt Multilayer Chip Designs to Boost Processor Density
Huawei aims to enhance transistor density in processors through multilayer chip layouts, starting with two layers and potentially expanding to four.
Read MoreTexas Startup Achieves Criticality in Small Modular Nuclear Reactor Designed for AI Infrastructure
Aalo Atomics has reached a key milestone with its small nuclear reactor aimed at powering data centers and AI infrastructure.
Read MoreExperts Question Viability of SK hynix and Samsung’s Massive Memory Chip Factory Plans
Industry analysts express concerns over SK hynix and Samsung’s multi-billion dollar memory chip plant projects in South Korea.
Read MoreNASA’s New Horizons Probe Awakens After Record-Breaking Hibernation
NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft has exited its longest hibernation phase, signaling normal operations after 321 days in sleep mode.
Read MoreThermaltake Unveils Innovative ATX 3.1 Power Supplies with Hot-Swappable Connector Panels
Thermaltake introduces ATX 3.1 power supplies featuring detachable connector panels for cable-free replacement.
Read MoreDJI Launches AP100 Parachute System for Matrice 400 Drone to Enhance Safety in Emergencies
DJI introduces AP100 parachute for Matrice 400 drone, deploying in 0.6 seconds to protect the aircraft and bystanders during emergencies.
Read MoreSony Faces $457 Million Lawsuit Over Discontinuation of PlayStation Physical Discs
Sony has been sued for $457 million after deciding to stop producing physical discs for PlayStation consoles, sparking consumer backlash.
Read MoreVESA Launches DisplayHDR True Black 1400 Standard for Premium OLED Panels
VESA reveals DisplayHDR True Black 1400, a new certification enhancing HDR performance standards for high-end OLED displays.
Read MoreASRock Confirms Anniversary Taichi Products Will Not Be Released to Market
ASRock announced its 10th anniversary Taichi lineup was purely conceptual and will not be available for purchase.
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