AMD has officially unveiled FSR Redstone, its biggest update to the upscaling tech. It promises support in over 200 games by the end of 2025, but it only works on the upcoming Radeon RX 9000 series. This move creates a clear divide with older hardware.
Marvell Technology’s CEO is forcefully pushing back on reports that the company lost key business from cloud giants. He says the data center business is strong and the recent stock dip is a buying opportunity.
Researchers have created a “quantum antenna” that can measure individual teeth of a terahertz frequency comb for the first time. This breakthrough, which works at room temperature, opens the door to highly sensitive spectroscopy and new quantum sensors.
A startup called Unconventional AI is nearing a $1 billion fundraise to build AI chips inspired by the human brain. Its founder, former Databricks exec Naveen Rao, is betting on “Brain Scale Efficiency” as the next frontier.
The upcoming Mesa 26.0 graphics driver stack is packing some serious upgrades for Linux users. It’s bringing initial support for Qualcomm’s newest Adreno Gen 8 graphics and has finalized OpenGL mesh shader support for AMD Radeon hardware.
A developer has been testing a full operating system called ESP Brookesia Phone on a $60 Elecrow display powered by an ESP32-P4 and ESP32-C6. The system runs custom apps and demonstrates the surprising power now packed into affordable microcontroller units, opening doors for more sophisticated indus
Arm has been a company for 35 years, powering almost every smartphone on the planet. Yet, for all its success, it still hasn’t broken into the mainstream enterprise data center. The path forward is about more than just silicon.
Apple reportedly developed a black version of the Apple Vision Pro, as shown in a leaked prototype image. This alternate color was likely tested internally but never made it to consumers, at least for now.
Industrial sensor maker Leuze is using an AI neural network to solve a persistent accuracy problem in optical distance sensors. The system learns how different surfaces distort measurements and applies a correction, all without needing extra computing resources during actual operation.
ACEMAGIC has unveiled its upcoming M1A PRO+ mini-PC, built around AMD’s new Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor. It packs up to 128GB of memory and 12TB of storage into a compact “Silver Tank” chassis, targeting professional users.
