Nvidia details its next-generation Vera CPU for AI, setting up challenge to AMD and Intel
Nvidia is detailing its next-generation Vera CPU and Rubin GPU architectures, positioning the company to compete directly with AMD and Intel in data centers.
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Nvidia is detailing its next-generation Vera CPU and Rubin GPU architectures, positioning the company to compete directly with AMD and Intel in data centers.
SK Hynix’s Nasdaq debut sparks volatility as profit-taking and geopolitical risks reshape investor sentiment
OpenAI’s first hardware leap: a screenless, movable AI speaker—no screens, just voice and motion.
Apple’s MacBook lineup may soon shrink as the MacBook Pro gives way to a new 'Ultra' model—rumors suggest radical upgrades and a shift in strategy.
Memory chip manufacturers face market volatility as investors weigh significant profit gains against a broader sector downturn.
AI chip manufacturer SambaNova has secured $1 billion in a new funding round, pushing its total valuation to $11 billion.
Intel's upcoming Nova Lake CPUs are set to reintroduce AVX-512 support for both P-cores and E-cores, according to recent leaks.
SpaceX’s rumored AI handheld device could disrupt Apple’s dominance—Elon Musk denies it, but the speculation won’t stop.
AMD’s custom Linux distro for AI developers signals a hardware-software push into enterprise AI—here’s what’s new and who’s testing it
Apple Silicon Macs are quietly becoming the AI developer’s workhorse—if you can afford the price tag
Global markets are seeing a sharp resurgence in semiconductor and AI-related stocks as investors shift capital back into the computing power sector.
Nvidia’s stock plunge below $200 sparks debate: bargain or warning sign for the AI chip leader?
Micron’s $9B+ Hiroshima expansion signals a global AI chip arms race—with Japan at the center
AMD’s Ryzen AI Halo mini PC debuts as a high-end AI workstation—now available for purchase alongside new AI-powered hardware
Markets brace for Fed signals and AI hardware shifts as investors weigh rate adjustments against tech resilience.
Nvidia’s AI hardware roadmap hit by delays and design shifts, reshaping the chip rivalry landscape
OpenAI is entering the hardware market with a Codex-branded input device, shifting away from earlier speculation regarding smartphone development.
Reports indicate Apple is shifting its silicon roadmap, skipping certain chip iterations in favor of a significant M7 Ultra release for Mac Studio in 2028.
ARK Invest, led by Cathie Wood, is adjusting its portfolio with new acquisitions in Palantir, SpaceX, Amazon, and Cerebras.
OpenAI has officially unveiled Jalapeño, its first proprietary AI processor developed in collaboration with Broadcom.
U.S. equity markets face volatility as investor anxiety regarding artificial intelligence momentum offsets potential relief from fuel prices.
OpenAI has officially unveiled its inaugural custom AI chip, developed in collaboration with Broadcom to optimize LLM inference performance.
Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro leaks reveal a camera overhaul, AI-driven Siri upgrades, and a $300 price hike—sparking early hype and supply chain shifts.
ON Semiconductor accelerates AI hardware with a $7B Synaptics acquisition—reshaping the physical AI chip market
AI chipmaker Cerebras stock crashes below IPO price despite CEO’s optimistic sales forecast
Meta is expanding its hardware portfolio with the launch of new, lower-priced AI smart glasses branded under the company name.
Meta’s $299 AI glasses bypass Ray-Ban, signaling a new push into consumer tech—without luxury branding