Apple is finally entering the budget laptop market with a new MacBook priced well under $1,000. The device will use iPhone processors and come in multiple colors, targeting students and Chromebook users. This marks Apple’s first serious attempt to compete in the affordable computing space.
AOC is pushing refresh rates to insane new heights with a monitor that hits 1,000 Hz at 1080p. The display lineup includes multiple high-speed models, but the technology behind that flagship speed remains unclear. While impressive on paper, the practical benefits for most gamers are questionable at
The Nintendo Switch has sold 154.01 million units and needs just 10,000 more to surpass the DS as Nintendo’s best-selling platform ever. However, catching the PlayStation 2’s 160 million record appears unlikely according to industry analysts. The Switch 2 continues its record-breaking launch with ov
Apple is reportedly developing an entry-level MacBook with an A-series chip for early 2026, targeting Chromebook buyers. Priced under $1000, it would feature a new design and smaller display. But the strategy raises serious questions about Apple’s direction.
Nvidia and Deutsche Telecom are launching a massive AI data center in Munich featuring 10,000 Blackwell GPUs. The facility will offer 500 petaflops of compute power and begin operations in Q1 2026. Major companies including Siemens and Perplexity have already signed on to use the industrial AI cloud
The Raspberry Pi 5 just got serious Linux support upgrades from unexpected places. SUSE engineers are stepping up with U-Boot bootloader support, while Ethernet driver patches are making their way into the mainline Linux kernel. This could change everything for Pi 5 users wanting to run Linux distri
JHCTECH has unveiled the BRAV-7722, a rugged AI edge computing system purpose-built for smart transportation. Powered by Intel Arc GPUs and capable of 262 TOPS, it’s designed to handle everything from traffic management to autonomous driving in harsh conditions. This is part of a broader push by Int
Dutch photonics company SuperLight has launched a compact full-spectrum SWIR supercontinuum laser designed for medical imaging and industrial testing. The SLP-2000 covers key OCT wavelengths and promises deeper tissue penetration with reduced noise. This could significantly advance real-time optical
AMD’s 48-hour policy reversal on GPU driver support reveals the delicate balance between innovation and legacy commitments. The company faces technical and strategic challenges in maintaining older architectures while pushing forward with RDNA 3 and upcoming RDNA 4.
Researchers have developed a layered material that reduces resistivity by five orders of magnitude when oxidized. This breakthrough could enable dramatically more power-efficient AI computing hardware. The discovery represents a new design principle for next-generation electronics.
