Huawei is reportedly moving to sell its Ascend AI chips to customers outside China for the first time, starting in South Korea next year. The company will offer cluster configurations, including its top Ascend 950 chip, as a complete “end-to-end” solution. This directly mirrors the competitive scena
Researchers at Princeton have made a breakthrough in green hydrogen production by using treated wastewater. The method could slash costs and turn a waste problem into a clean energy solution. But is it really the holy grail?
A breakthrough from South Korean scientists could solve EV range anxiety. Their new anode-free lithium metal battery design achieves an energy density of 1,270 Wh/L, nearly double today’s standard, by eliminating the bulky graphite anode.
Samsung’s next flagship phone chip, the Exynos 2600, will feature a custom version of AMD’s upcoming RDNA 4 graphics architecture. It promises double the compute performance of its predecessor. However, early benchmarks suggest it still trails Qualcomm’s rival chip.
Keystone Electronics has introduced a new, miniature surface-mount test point. Designed for high-density PCBs, it aims to replace bulkier connection methods with a smaller, stronger footprint.
Apple’s 2026 product roadmap is taking shape through internal leaks. The plans point to new home hardware, long-awaited accessory updates, and a surprisingly significant mid-year software release that could define the company’s strategy.
According to a new report, Apple is facing a massive 230% price increase for the 12GB LPDDR5X RAM chips used in its premium iPhones. The shortage is expected to last for years, forcing the company to prepare countermeasures to protect its margins.
Littelfuse has launched a family of six new automotive current sensors. They’re designed for battery management, motor control, and safety systems in electric and hybrid vehicles.
Samsung has pushed out its second One UI 8.5 beta update for the Galaxy S25 lineup. The 1.1GB update brings bug fixes and performance improvements. The stable version isn’t expected until early 2026.
According to Forbes, a new humanoid robot named the T800 is available for purchase starting at $40,500. It boasts impressive strength specs and is being marketed with videos of its fighting skills. The question is whether it’s a practical tool or just a high-tech spectacle.
