AWS has unveiled its next-generation Graviton5 processor, built on 3nm technology. It packs 192 cores and promises significant performance gains for cloud workloads. The first instances are in preview now.
Major PC makers are warning of significant price increases starting this month. The culprit is a massive spike in memory chip costs, driven by AI demand and shortages.
According to new testing by Ars Technica, Windows 11 holds a performance edge over SteamOS when running on dedicated AMD GPUs. This is the opposite of what’s often seen on integrated graphics handhelds. The performance gap is especially problematic for 8GB cards, hinting at challenges for Valve’s up
MosChip Technologies is supporting the silicon implementation of EMASS’s new RISC-V based ECS-DoT Edge AI SoC. The chip targets a massive 93% performance boost and 90% lower energy use for always-on AI in drones and wearables.
Toradex has introduced two new Computer on Module families, OSM and Lino, built around NXP’s i.MX 93 and i.MX 91 processors. These modules are designed for space-constrained industrial environments and feature a 0.5 TOPS NPU for entry-level edge AI.
Despite a recent premium tablet revamp, Samsung’s global shipments didn’t grow in Q3 2025. Apple, meanwhile, grew its iPad shipments by 4% and holds a commanding 34% market share. The Korean giant is pinning hopes on a new hybrid device.
According to analysts, Intel’s upcoming 14A process node is “the real deal.” However, its current cutting-edge 18A node, while praised, has yet to secure major external customers. CEO Pat Gelsinger is reportedly betting the company’s future on 14A’s success.
The AI boom is creating a brutal memory chip shortage. Micron just announced it’s ending its decades-old Crucial brand of consumer RAM to focus on AI customers, signaling even higher prices ahead for laptops, gaming PCs, and tablets.
XELA Robotics has integrated its uSkin tactile sensors into a Tesollo DG-5F robotic hand. The sensors provide a sense of touch down to 0.1 grams of force. The tech will be on display at CES 2026 in Las Vegas.
HPE is launching a unified Aruba-Juniper networking portfolio this week at its Discover event in Barcelona. Partners see it as a direct assault on Cisco’s market share, especially for AI workloads, with new products like a Wi-Fi 7 access point and a high-performance AI switch.
