Samsung’s Galaxy S26 is now expected to reuse the same camera hardware from the S25 and S24. The reported reason is a reaction to Apple’s iPhone 17 specs and pricing. This could also delay the phone’s production.
Jeh Aerospace, an Atlanta-headquartered manufacturer, is rapidly expanding its digital factory network to supply major aerospace players. The company claims its tech has slashed new product lead times from 15 weeks to just four. Now, it’s betting that reliability and real-time visibility will win it
Boom Supersonic is pivoting to sell stationary natural gas turbines to fund its supersonic aircraft. Its first customer, Crusoe, placed a $1.25 billion order for 29 units. But the economics and execution risks are substantial.
A new report suggests Samsung’s next flagship chip, the Exynos 2600, might be limited to the South Korean market. Yield problems and existing contracts with Qualcomm are to blame. This comes despite the chip showing strong performance in early benchmarks.
In a podcast interview, billionaire inventor James Dyson revealed the stark reality behind his company’s failed electric car project. He spent $750 million, built a prototype, but ultimately learned nothing from the experience, citing Tesla’s financial scale as an unbeatable advantage. Yet, one disc
In a surprising reversal, Intel has decided to keep its Networking and Edge (NEX) business. This comes just months after announcing plans to spin it off as a standalone company.
Major PC makers are preparing for significant price increases. The culprit is a massive surge in DRAM costs, which is forcing a rethink of product roadmaps and forecasts for the coming year.
Samsung’s high-bandwidth memory business, once struggling with qualification issues, is on the verge of a major turnaround. The company is reportedly close to securing NVIDIA’s approval for its HBM4 chips, a critical step to compete with SK Hynix.
Faraday Future has received the first batch of knockdown parts for its FX Super One MPV at its Hanford, California factory. The company plans to assemble the first pre-production vehicle before the year is over. This follows a recent delivery to a soccer star in the UAE.
Particle accelerators are no longer just massive, billion-dollar science projects. A startup says its first commercial, room-sized laser accelerator is working, with plans to rent it to customers starting in 2026.
