Apple’s Cheap MacBook Is Finally Coming
Apple appears to be developing a more affordable MacBook priced under $1,000. The device would use iPhone-class chips rather than M-series processors while still outperforming early M1 Macs.
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Volkswagen Bets Big on China With Its Own AI Chip
Volkswagen is taking control of its tech future by developing its own AI chip specifically for the Chinese market. The move comes as the German automaker struggles to compete in China’s booming EV sector. With deliveries expected in 3-5 years, this represents VW’s latest effort to regain relevance i
Littelfuse’s new relay could kill thermostat batteries for good
Littelfuse has introduced the CPC1601M, a solid-state latching relay that harvests power directly from the load it controls. This innovation could eliminate batteries in smart thermostats and simplify installations in older buildings. The technology represents a significant step forward in energy-ef
Super Micro’s AI Party Hits a Speed Bump
Super Micro Computer just reported disappointing quarterly results that sent its stock plunging. Revenue dropped 15% year-over-year while net income was cut by more than half. The AI server specialist is facing its first major slowdown after a massive growth run.
OpenAI’s Sora App Goes Free on Android – No Invite Needed
OpenAI has removed the invite requirement for its Sora video creation app and expanded availability to Android. The app uses the new Sora 2 AI engine and features social media-style sharing. For now, it’s free with “generous limits” according to the company.
AMD Gets Sued By Patent Troll Over 3D V-Cache Tech
AMD is facing a patent lawsuit from Adeia over its 3D V-Cache technology used in Ryzen X3D processors. The company has a history of similar lawsuits against major tech firms. This looks like textbook patent trolling behavior.
GridBeyond’s New AI Tool Aims to Tame SPP’s Energy Chaos
GridBeyond is expanding its presence in the Southwest Power Pool with Designer, an AI-powered platform that helps energy asset owners plan and optimize their investments. The tool analyzes market data and project configurations to maximize revenue while balancing goals like carbon reduction.
Microsoft is testing Copilot as your new Windows search box
Microsoft is testing a major change to Windows 11 that replaces the traditional search box with an “Ask Copilot anything” interface. The feature requires Windows Insider build 26220.7051 or higher and additional tools to enable. Early testing shows mixed results with some search functionality workin
Google Just Poached Microsoft’s $100B Channel Boss
In a major coup, Google has hired Microsoft’s vice president of worldwide channel sales David Smith. The executive managed over $100 billion in partner-driven revenue during his nearly 30-year Microsoft career.
Google Chrome now stores your passport and driver’s license
Google Chrome’s autofill feature just got a major upgrade beyond passwords. The browser can now remember and automatically fill in passport numbers, driver’s license information, and vehicle identification numbers. The feature requires “enhanced autofill” to be enabled and promises better form recog