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Intel leaks 44‑core Nova Lake‑S desktop processor, up from 42 cores
Intel’s upcoming Nova Lake‑S desktop line now includes a leaked 44‑core SKU, replacing the previously announced 42‑core model. The design uses two identical 8P+12E compute tiles, freeing up 6P+12E tiles that could be sold as lower‑priced, locked non‑K variants with on‑die big last‑level cache (bLLC).
Researchers from the DOE Quantum Science Center and IBM used IBM's 50‑qubit Heron quantum processor to simulate the magnetic crystal KCuF₃. The quantum‑derived dynamical structure factors matched neutron‑scattering measurements from Oak Ridge and the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, proving quantitative accuracy. A hybrid workflow linking the processor with high‑performance computing reduced circuit depth and mitigated noise, showcasing the platform’s readiness for real‑world materials science. IBM views this as a step toward utility‑scale quantum simulation before full fault tolerance arrives in 2029.
Apple’s upcoming 12th‑generation iPad is rumored to retain its current 11‑inch design but will be powered by a new A18 chip, delivering roughly a 30% single‑core performance uplift. The tablet is also expected to increase memory to 8 GB of RAM,...
ZDNET reviewer tested the Ninja Creami Swirl, a countertop soft‑serve ice‑cream maker. Amazon’s Big Spring Sale offers a 14 % discount, pricing the unit at $299, near its historic low of $279. The appliance includes 13 programs—including a low‑sugar CreamiFit line—and...
The U.S. Army announced a partnership with Carlyle Group and KKR’s CyrusOne to build two massive data‑center campuses on domestic bases, committing roughly $4 billion in private capital. Carlyle will develop a 2.5‑to‑3 GW facility on 1,384 acres at Fort Bliss, Texas,...
Magnet Defense, which acquired Metal Shark Boats, announced the start of production on its first M48 Unmanned Surface Vessel, moving the platform from prototype to a production model. The 157‑foot, $30 million USV boasts a 17,000‑nautical‑mile range and can self‑deploy from...
Magnetic charging cables replace the traditional plug‑in connector with a detachable magnetic tip that stays in the device port, allowing one‑handed attachment and easy release. This design reduces friction, extending the lifespan of both the cable and the device’s charging...
Peloton’s Tread+ treadmill is positioned as a comprehensive training platform for spring race preparation, offering structured programs from 5K to marathon distances. The device integrates auto‑incline technology and Peloton IQ to deliver personalized pace targets that adapt to each runner’s...
Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S26 Ultra with a new "Flex Magic Pixel" privacy display that physically narrows OLED pixels, turning the screen black to anyone viewing from the side. The feature can be toggled manually or set to activate automatically...
Google introduced TurboQuant, an algorithm that dramatically reduces the working memory needed for vector quantisation while preserving model accuracy. The technique cuts inference memory requirements, leading to lower latency and energy use. Early tests show up to 40 % cost savings...
Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot is encountering production delays after China reclassified its actuator components as dual‑use technology, requiring export licenses and giving priority to domestic suppliers. The reclassification jeopardizes Tesla's access to rare‑earth magnets, which China supplies 90% of, and...
Zuidberg has unveiled an electrically driven power take‑off (PTO) designed for compact electric tractors, capable of connecting directly to a tractor’s battery or to a generator. The unit employs a double‑gear stage to drop the motor’s 6,000 rpm to a usable...
Apple has expanded its American Manufacturing Programme (AMP) by adding four new partners—Bosch, Cirrus Logic, TDK and Qnity Electronics—bringing fresh capacity to U.S. production of critical components. The move is backed by a $400 million investment through 2030, part of Apple’s...
Data center operator Iron Mountain is installing a 23 megawatt‑hour lithium‑ion battery system from Tesla at its New Jersey facility, slated for commissioning before the end of 2026. The storage will work alongside a 7.2‑MW rooftop solar array to reduce grid...
Republican cuts to federal EV tax credits have slowed vehicle sales, but the charging sector is forging ahead. California startup EV Realty, backed by logistics giant Prologis, is building a network of high‑power truck chargers across key freight corridors, already...
New line‑drawings of Walmart’s second‑generation Onn 4K Pro streaming box reveal its port layout, confirming Ethernet, a full‑size USB‑A, and built‑in microphones. The device appears to retain the Google TV Streamer’s silhouette but adds a gray mesh top and a...
International Data Center Day 2030 featured a global student competition where middle‑school teams built self‑sustaining tabletop data centers, integrating micro‑solar, wind, robotic operators and AI agents to manage power, cooling and workloads. The event highlighted emerging edge‑first architectures and real‑time...
Orange Poland has launched a new smartphone trade‑in program available in its retail stores. The scheme accepts any handset that can power on, rewarding customers with a voucher starting at PLN 40 (about $10) toward a new device. For phones that...
VivoPower PLC announced Nasdaq’s approval of the “TEMB” ticker for the forthcoming Tembo Group N.V., the entity to be created through its merger with Cactus Acquisition Corp. I. The deal values Tembo at an indicative pre‑money equity of about $838 million,...
OLED monitor shipments surged 92% in 2025, reaching 2.735 million units as the technology becomes both reliable and affordable for gamers. Asus led the market with a 21.6% share, shipping roughly 2.7 million units and overtaking Samsung. The boom is driven by...
Comcast announced that its DOCSIS 4.0 rollout now serves "millions" of homes, expanding far beyond the ten markets and roughly one‑million premises covered in 2024. The carrier has installed about 225,000 digital nodes and 300,000 full‑duplex amplifiers, many of which are...
Even Realities unveiled a major software upgrade for its Even G2 smart glasses, adding a real‑time conversation coaching feature called Conversate with Prep Notes. The new Prep Notes lets users upload briefing documents and receive contextual prompts, suggested answers and...
The Wireless Broadband Alliance released Phase 2 field‑trial results showing that Wi‑Fi 7’s multi‑link operation (MLO) with enhanced multi‑link single‑radio (eMLSR) dramatically improves enterprise Wi‑Fi performance. Tests with AT&T, RUCKUS Networks and Intel recorded up to 116% uplink throughput gains and 66%...
Komprise introduced its Flash Stretch Assessment service, which analyzes on‑prem NAS environments and recommends moving rarely accessed files to public‑cloud disk to free up expensive SSD capacity. The offering arrives as NAND shortages drive SSD prices up roughly 130% by...
Denmark’s LUNA consortium—Aalborg University, Pri‑Dana Elektronik and GomSpace—has launched a three‑year effort to create low‑loss, multiband nanosatellite antennas with mechanical beam steering. Backed by Innovation Fund Denmark, the project receives roughly $3 million in funding, with GomSpace contributing about $1.1 million. The...
The FDA has pushed the Food Traceability Rule compliance deadline to July 2028, giving the food sector an extra 30 months to meet stringent record‑keeping requirements. Recent data show recall announcements climbing to 320 in 2025, while a 2025 survey...
Raltron Electronics has launched the OX6580MK D3 20 100.000 12, a 100 MHz oven‑controlled crystal oscillator (OCXO) that delivers ultra‑low phase noise and ppb‑class long‑term stability. Measured at –178 dBc/Hz at a 100 kHz offset, the device provides an ultra‑clean reference for communications, radar, navigation and...
Wearables, IoT devices and home‑based care are being deployed to reduce hospital stays and boost quality of life for South Korea’s aging population, according to Samsung Medical Center CMIO Dr. Meong Hi Son. The interview emphasizes remote monitoring as a...
OrbitsIQ Global announced the validation of its Enhanced Spread Spectrum Aloha (E‑SSA) waveform, co‑developed with Wrocław Tech and backed by ESA. The new protocol lets up to 500 devices share a single 4 MHz channel, processing roughly 30,000 frames per second...
A U.S. federal judge has certified a class‑action lawsuit alleging Nvidia concealed more than $1 billion in cryptocurrency‑mining GPU sales within its gaming revenue for 2017‑2018. The suit covers investors who bought Nvidia stock between August 10 2017 and November 15 2018, after the company...
Kerlink has launched the Wirnet iStation M2, a multi‑mode connectivity gateway that combines cellular, Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth and LoRa radios. The device is built in France and engineered for harsh, power‑constrained environments such as remote industrial sites. It targets core verticals including...
In this episode, Dr. Tommy Korn, Sharp Healthcare’s Chief Spatial Computing Officer and practicing ophthalmologist, explains how the health system is leveraging Apple Vision Pro devices to give clinicians "superpowers" through spatial computing. He outlines the dual role of his...
Everyone is racing to own the chip. Japan: 3-way merger (Mitsubishi Electric, Rohm, Toshiba) → world's #2 power chip group @Tesla: $25B Terafab fab in Austin Gulf states: buying compute access, building design capability @Zoho: owns its servers, not renting from hyperscalers Same instinct. Different...
MaxLinear announced an expanded MxL8323x family of RS‑485/RS‑422 half‑duplex transceivers that deliver scalable data rates from 500 kbps up to 50 Mbps and rugged protection against ±8 kV ESD and ±4 kV EFT. The five new parts (MxL83232‑36) operate from 3.0 V to 5.5 V supply,...
Here’s my review of the Sonos Play. The company might have played it safe with its first new consumer hardware in over a year, but this is the portable Sonos speaker I’d recommend to most people. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2026-03-26/sonos-play-review-new-portable-speaker-shows-the-company-is-back-on-track
Had a lot of optical discussions at GTC last week. While it may not be one foundry to rule them all, we still think all roads will lead back to TSMC. TSMC COUPE: Why the CoWoS Pattern Is Repeating...
Kubernetes co‑founder Brendan Burns says AI workloads expose drift in clusters, while vendors like Microsoft, Broadcom and IBM push new primitives and open‑source blueprints to make AI‑ready infrastructure a reality.
Love how many computers Omarchy have brought back to life. Windows and macOS will end-of-life devices willy-nilly, but Linux revives them from obsolence, and proves that even a 2012 CPU is PLENTY FAST for so many things. Even a gorgeous...
Come home last night, with what looks to be an NemoClaw setup with an NVIDIA DGX Spark in the guest room. @Picomoorhead you know anything about this? 😂 https://t.co/210ukDHn5b
The Canadian Centre for Electron Microscopy (CCEM) has been awarded a $15.5 million grant from the Canada Foundation for Innovation. The funding will expand national nano‑characterisation capabilities, linking atomic‑scale insights to Canada’s critical‑minerals strategy, semiconductor supply chain and electronic‑waste recycling efforts.
AI data center developers eye solid-state transformers for AI power density #energysky -- via pv magazine usa: https://t.co/gY1HRF4Nf8 https://t.co/vqeJUFfjGs
Your Pixel phone can now help you fix frustrating Bluetooth issues A new Bluetooth diagnostics submenu in Settings offers a built-in way to diagnose Bluetooth accessory connections ✅ Details and more screenshots - https://t.co/S5pXL9udMy https://t.co/iqVokNPE6A
Zymtrace announced a $12.2 million funding round, including an $8.5 million seed led by Venture Guides, to scale its autonomous AI‑infrastructure optimization platform. The company’s eBPF‑based solution continuously profiles GPU and CPU workloads, automatically generating pull‑requests that fix bottlenecks without code changes....
Earthquake Survival Bed: The Smart Bed Designed to Protect You When Disaster Strikes by @IntEngineering #EmergingTech #Technology #Innovation https://t.co/r8gTunfvIc
These are clearly not/not cutting edge GPUs and are now legal to ship to Chinese end users with license, many of which have been approved for Nvidia....
Marvell announced the Structera S 30260, a 260‑lane CXL 3.0 switch that enables rack‑level memory pooling for AI workloads. The device offers up to 4 TB/s aggregate bandwidth and works with Marvell’s Structera A accelerators, Structera X expansion controllers, and Alaska P retimers to provide disaggregated memory...
Harvard’s twistable light chip could give drug developers a new tool for sorting mirror-image molecules https://t.co/WkjjD38exo https://t.co/5kr4d9f6sa
If you're going to get a pair of noise-cancelling headphones, I'd recommend picking up one of these three models. https://t.co/WsCuFbbc1Z
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (@HPE @HPE_News @HPE_Developer @HPE_Networking @HP) has recently doubled down on its “Compute” branding, attempting to reposition its legacy server business as a modern, cloud-native powerhouse. https://t.co/lRZSHr39wC
How much do you value flexibility? Since I've used the Sonos Play, I value it a lot https://t.co/9j9Srkut3W
