Apple’s Testing a Budget Mac Under $1,000
Apple is testing a new low-cost Mac priced under $1,000. The device reportedly uses an iPhone-class chip instead of an M-series processor but still outperforms early M1 Macs.
Category: Hardware
Supermicro’s AI hardware margins are looking thin
Supermicro’s quarterly revenue fell short by over $1 billion, with margins hitting just 9.5 percent. The company blamed complex AI hardware projects and last-minute customer changes for the disappointing results.
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.
Cisco and Nvidia Are Building AI’s Foundation
Cisco and Nvidia are teaming up to tackle AI infrastructure challenges head-on. Their partnership combines networking expertise with accelerated computing to create turnkey solutions. The goal? Make AI deployment faster and more reliable for enterprises.
Apple’s Budget MacBook Could Actually Happen This Time
Apple is working on a budget MacBook aimed at competing with Chromebooks and entry-level Windows PCs. The company plans to launch the device in the first half of next year for well under $1,000, marking a significant shift from its typical premium pricing strategy.
Apple’s budget MacBook could shake up the laptop market
Apple is planning to release its first budget-friendly Mac laptop in early 2026. The device aims to compete with Chromebooks and entry-level Windows machines while targeting students and casual users.
AMD’s Zen 5 CPUs Have a Serious Encryption Problem
AMD has disclosed a high-severity security vulnerability affecting its Zen 5 processors that compromises hardware-based random number generation. The flaw could lead to predictable encryption keys and affects Ryzen 9000 series, Threadripper 9000, and Epyc Turin chips. Mitigations are rolling out now
Nintendo’s Switch 2 Is Absolutely Crushing It
Nintendo just reported staggering quarterly results, with Switch 2 console sales driving a 90% revenue surge. The company has already sold over 10 million units of its new console and is radically increasing production targets to meet overwhelming demand.
Schneider Electric’s Data Center Boom Powers Strong Quarter
Schneider Electric’s Energy Management segment delivered 10% growth in Q3, driven by surging data center demand. The company’s partnership with NVIDIA and cooling system acquisitions position it for continued AI infrastructure growth.