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New physics-guided framework creates efficient liquid cooling channels for high-density chip packages, addressing critical thermal challenges.
New research demonstrates a 2.7x speedup in LLM training by mitigating communication stalls with ferroelectric tuning.
OpenAI's custom chip, Nvidia's potential Hugging Face acquisition, and Alibaba's new model signal shifts in AI cost and control.
A public meeting on a proposed AI data center in Salem, Oregon, devolved into protest, with a guillotine displayed and company representatives facing direct confrontation.
AWS is curbing internal engineer EC2 instance usage to free up capacity for external AI workloads, highlighting a growing strain on compute resources.
Galileo's new OSNMA and HAS services offer embedded systems authenticated navigation and high-accuracy corrections, expanding GNSS capabilities beyond basic positioning.
This week's Tom's Hardware Premium dives into China's chipmaking ambitions, the future of optical interconnects, and Samsung's latest memory innovations.
The Claude maker is developing its own inference accelerators to boost efficiency and reduce reliance on costly Nvidia GPUs.
SpaceX and Tesla break ground on a chip manufacturing facility three times larger than Samsung's Pyeongtaek campus.
Nvidia's decision to offer high-end RTX 50-series GPUs at launch prices at QuakeCon 2026 highlights ongoing supply chain normalization and consumer purchasing power shifts.
Early rumors suggest Google's next smartwatch will arrive in late 2026, featuring hardware upgrades and potentially new health tracking features.
Memory density surges, imec maps metrology, MIT innovates contacts, and NXP eyes Ambarella as industry navigates AI and geopolitical shifts.
New details emerge about OpenAI's rumored AI-powered hardware, positioning it as a premium smart home device.