Microsoft’s aggressive AI strategy is creating a major irony. The push for Copilot+ PCs with 16GB RAM is colliding with a severe memory shortage, likely making next year’s laptops more expensive or less capable.
Intel has validated its first TWINSCAN EXE:5200B, ASML’s most advanced chipmaking machine. This tool is the key weapon in Intel’s plan to reclaim manufacturing leadership by 2025.
Micron is exiting its Crucial consumer business by Q2 2026, a move that’s shaken PC builders. But the company isn’t stopping memory production. It’s just changing how it reaches you.
A new player, Carbon3.ai, is making a major move to build sovereign AI infrastructure in the UK. The company plans to deploy Nvidia’s upcoming Blackwell Ultra GPUs in a nationwide network of liquid-cooled data centers.
Micron Technology’s latest earnings reveal an AI-driven memory crunch. The company is sold out of high-bandwidth memory and sees the market exploding to $100 billion within a few years, fueling a major stock rally.
Samsung has officially denied rumors it was ending production of SATA SSDs. This is good news for a market facing a massive memory shortage, but significant price hikes are still expected due to AI demand.
The PC market is bracing for a wave of price hikes. Following Dell, Acer and ASUS now say soaring DRAM costs, fueled by AI demand, will force them to raise prices on consumer and enterprise systems.
A massive leak from an early iOS 26 build has seemingly revealed Apple’s product plans for 2025 and 2026. The list includes everything from an AirTag 2 and a foldable iPhone to M6 Macs and a cheaper Vision headset.
Researchers have transformed a major undersea internet cable into a massive seismic sensor network. This breakthrough could revolutionize how we monitor the ocean floor and understand Earth’s interior, all using existing infrastructure.
A new forecast warns that soaring memory chip costs will likely cause a global smartphone shipment decline in 2026. The low-end market is facing the most severe pressure, forcing manufacturers to make tough choices.
