Meta thinks your AI needs its own Tamagotchi
Meta has unveiled a pocket-sized 5G gadget for its Muse AI, even though gadgets like…
Alibaba’s V900 talks big but hides the numbers
Alibaba has lifted the kimono on its Zhenwu V900 AI accelerator, claiming three times the…
Nvidia gives RTX Kit more neural rendering toys
Nvidia has released RTX Kit 2026.3 and RTX Mega Geometry 2.0, adding more neural rendering, path tracing and high-density geometry tools for developers. According to Nvidia RTX Kit 2026.3 expands…
Nvidia gives RTX Kit more neural rendering toys
Nvidia has released RTX Kit 2026.3 and RTX Mega Geometry 2.0, adding more neural rendering,…
Big Tech shifts $300 billion AI tab off the books
Big Tech is backing as much as $300 billion of AI infrastructure debt with guarantees…
Toyota wants 400,000 robots
Toyota plans to deploy 400,000 factory robots while insisting its mechanical workforce should coexist with…
Qualcomm wants to stick cameras in your ears
Qualcomm is preparing camera-equipped earbuds that let AI watch the world around you, apparently because…
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Nvidia gives RTX Kit more neural rendering toys
Nvidia has released RTX Kit 2026.3 and RTX Mega Geometry 2.0, adding more neural rendering, path tracing and high-density geometry tools for developers. According to Nvidia RTX Kit 2026.3 expands…
Big Tech shifts $300 billion AI tab off the books
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Toyota wants 400,000 robots
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Graphics
Nvidia Rubin and AMD RDNA 5 GPUs may slip to 2028
Gamers hoping for a fresh GPU generation next year could be disappointed, with Nvidia Rubin…
AMD tunes Linux 7.4 for Zen 6 hybrids
AMD is preparing Linux 7.4 to properly handle Zen 6 client chips, with fresh P-State…
Nvidia gives RTX Kit more neural rendering toys
Nvidia has released RTX Kit 2026.3 and RTX Mega Geometry 2.0, adding more neural rendering, path tracing and high-density geometry tools for developers. According to Nvidia RTX Kit 2026.3 expands…
Mobiles
Qualcomm wants to stick cameras in your ears
Qualcomm is preparing camera-equipped earbuds that let AI watch the world around you, apparently because microphones weren’t intrusive enough. According to The Indian Express, audio outfit Cleer demonstrated the concept…
Meta thinks your AI needs its own Tamagotchi
Meta has unveiled a pocket-sized 5G gadget for its Muse AI, even though gadgets like…
Qualcomm puts an AI in your pocket
Qualcomm has launched two flagship phone chips built to run more AI on the handset,…
PC Hardware
SK hynix bets on memory’s next chapter
SK hynix is expanding production and research facilities as it prepares new memory technologies to…
DRAM makes leading-edge silicon look cheap
Some DRAM now has a higher nominal value per square millimetre than a wafer processed…
Alibaba’s V900 talks big but hides the numbers
Alibaba has lifted the kimono on its Zhenwu V900 AI accelerator, claiming three times the performance while remaining remarkably coy and cute about the numbers to back it up. According…
AI
Big Tech shifts $300 billion AI tab off the books
Big Tech is backing as much as $300 billion of AI infrastructure debt with guarantees while keeping much of the exposure off balance sheets by using some clever accounting. According…
Qualcomm wants to stick cameras in your ears
Qualcomm is preparing camera-equipped earbuds that let AI watch the world around you, apparently because…
OpenAI agent went rummaging through Aussie government files
An OpenAI agent gained unauthorised access to Australian government files while hunting medical statistics. According…
Gaming
Valve wants $1,059 for Steam Frame
Valve has launched its Steam Frame VR headset at $1,059, asking top dollar for hardware…
Retroid doubles the screens
Retroid has unveiled two dual-screen Android handhelds, proving the clamshell format can be revived with…
Valve teaches SteamOS new compatibility tricks
Valve is expanding SteamOS beyond Proton, adding compatibility layers that bring x86 games to Arm hardware and Android APKs into Steam. According to Ars Technica the first is FEX, Valve’s…
Automotive
RAMageddon increases car prices
RAMageddon is threatening to shove car prices higher as AI outfits gobble up the memory chips needed by modern motors. According to The Atlantic cars now need microprocessors and RAM…
BMW enshittifies its cars with adverts
The maker of expensive cars for twats and travelling salesmen, BMW, has enshittified its motors…
Tesla profits skid despite record deliveries
Tesla’s second-quarter profits dropped unexpectedly after Elon Musk’s electric car circus used discounts to goose…
Data center
Nebius cranks AI cloud prices again
AI cloud outfit Nebius is hiking Nvidia GPU rental prices for the second time in…
Cupertino dusts off its server ambitions
The Fruity Cargo Cult Apple is considering another stab at making hugely overpriced enterprise servers…
AI boom could create 617 million tonnes of junk
The AI gold rush could produce up to 617 million tonnes of electronic waste by 2050 as data centres chew through increasingly specialised hardware. According to The Verge, a Basel…
Smart devices
Toyota wants 400,000 robots
Toyota plans to deploy 400,000 factory robots while insisting its mechanical workforce should coexist with humans rather than replace them. According to Ars Technica, starting in 2028, the Japanese carmaker…
Hugging Face flogs $399 robot duck
AI outfit Hugging Face has waddled into cheap robotics with Microduck, a $399 AI toy…
Amazon jacks up gadget prices
Amazon has whacked up gadget prices by as much as 60 per cent, blaming pricey…
Network
Private 5G spending heads for $84.7 billion
Global spending on private LTE and 5G networks will hit $84.7 billion by 2031 as…
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Manchester Airports Group has admitted that hackers accessed data from 8.7mn customers after a cyberattack…
Fujitsu unleashes 144-core 2nm MONAKA
Fujitsu has launched its 144-core FUJITSU-MONAKA server processor, bringing 2nm 3D-stacked silicon to AI inference and HPC systems. Global sales start in November 2026, both as a standalone Arm processor…