192: Your Tech Questions Answered
In this 44‑minute MacRumor Show episode the hosts answer a flood of listener tech questions, covering Apple hardware rumors such as silicon‑carbon batteries for the iPhone Air 2, the potential iPhone Fold versus iPhone Ultra, OLED and ProMotion adoption in MacBook Air/Neo and iPad Mini, and speculation on Apple’s next CEO. They also discuss product cannibalization between upcoming MacBook Neo models and iPads, and promote Wix Harmony as a hybrid AI‑assisted website builder. Throughout, the hosts blend technical insight with humor and personal anecdotes.
The Buying Rule for Your Personal AI Computer (and How to Skip the $5,000 Mistake)
In this episode, the host explains how AI agents are reviving the importance of the personal desktop computer, reversing a 15‑year trend toward cloud‑only workflows. They outline a buying rule for a "personal AI computer," warning listeners to avoid overspending...
212. America's Semiconductor Policy and the AI Race with China
In this episode, host Chad Bowne and guest Dan Kim—former chief economist of the U.S. Commerce Department’s CHIPS Program and veteran of Qualcomm and SK Hynix—explore America’s aggressive semiconductor policy amid the AI race with China. They trace the historical...
Lessons From an Upgrade to VCF 9
In this episode, host Pete Fletcher and co‑host John Nicholson interview Michele Collatto, a senior IT leader at a New York‑based financial institution, about their migration from VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 5.2 to VCF 9.0 across four global data centers....
Are We Computing Quantum in the Wrong Base? With Ivan Deutsch
In this episode, host Sebastian Hessinger talks with quantum information pioneer Ivan Deutsch about the historical development of quantum computing, especially the shift from ion‑trap to neutral‑atom platforms and the foundational role of optical lattices and Rydberg blockade. Deutsch recounts...
ASUS ROG Strix Morph 96 Wireless Keyboard Review: A Modular 96% Keyboard with Hot-Swap, Gasket Mount, and Tri-Mode
In this episode the hosts dive into the ASUS ROG Strix Morph 96, a compact 96% mechanical keyboard that boasts a modular design, hot‑swap switches, a gasket‑mount chassis, and tri‑mode connectivity (wired, Bluetooth, and 2.4 GHz wireless). They walk through the...
AV Charging Infrastructure: How Terawatt Is Building the Physical Layer Autonomous Fleets Need
In this episode of Autonomy Insiders, host Daniel talks with Peter Cohen, General Manager for AV and rideshare at Terawatt Infrastructure, about the often‑overlooked challenge of charging infrastructure for autonomous vehicle fleets. Terawatt builds, finances, and operates high‑power charging hubs—typically...
Unlocking Large-Scale Structural Synthesis: High-Performance GPU Topology Optimization For Architectural And Civil Engineering Applications
In this CDFAM symposium talk, PhD candidate Raul Llamas presents his GPU‑accelerated, large‑scale structural topology optimization framework, built in Julia and capable of handling tens of millions of finite‑element cells in just a few hours on a consumer‑grade GPU. He...
Inside SatEnlight's Spiral Staircase of Lasers: Interview with Startup Space Winner Matteo Vismara
In this episode, Jeffrey Hill interviews Matteo Vismara, CEO and co‑founder of Italy‑based SatNlight, the winner of the Sat Show’s 10th annual Startup Space Entrepreneur Pitch Contest. Vismara explains how his team’s optical‑communication terminal uses stacked vortex beams—visualized as a...
861: Engineering Novel Solutions for Data Storage and Energy Management in Electronics - Dr. Eric Pop
In this episode, Dr. Eric Pop, a Stanford professor and former Intel engineer, discusses his interdisciplinary work at the nexus of nanomaterials, electronics, and energy management. He explains how phase‑change materials enable low‑power data storage by toggling between amorphous and...
190: Major iPad Mini Redesign Coming Soon/What’s Next for the iPad
In this episode of the MacRumors Show, hosts discuss the upcoming major redesign of the iPad mini, highlighting rumors of an OLED display, slimmer bezels, a larger 8.7‑inch screen, a vibration‑based speaker, and IP‑rated water resistance. They compare the mini’s...
Artificial Intuition: Building an AI Mind for Electromagnetic Design and Engineering - ARENA Physica
In this CDFAM Computational Design Symposium talk, Mike from Arena Physica outlines the company’s mission to create electromagnetic (EM) superintelligence through three pillars: the Atlas agentic platform, the Heaviside foundation model for fast forward EM simulation, and the Marconi diffusion‑based...
The Very Wild, Very Real Plan To Build AI Data Centers In The Ocean - EP 65 Garth Sheldon-Coulson
In this episode, Ashley Vance talks with Garth Sheldon‑Coulson, co‑founder and CEO of Pantalassa, about their revolutionary ocean‑based energy system that harvests wave power using simple, self‑propelled nodes deployed in the open sea. The nodes act like hollow, balloon‑like structures...
IQT The Quantum Dragon Podcast Episode 83 – This Podcast Has an Open Architecture.
In this episode, host Brian Siegelwax talks with Matt Rylarsdom, CEO and co‑founder of Quantware, about the company’s mission to become the "Intel of quantum" by delivering standardized, mass‑produced quantum processors. Rylarsdom explains Quantware’s Vertical I/O (VIO) architecture, which routes...
Episode 138: Trapped Ion Technology
In this episode Patrick and Cyprian explore a breakthrough in trapped‑ion quantum computing from MIT, where researchers embed photonic chips directly on the ion trap to deliver laser cooling and control. By generating polarized‑gradient cooling fields on‑chip, they claim up...
The Man Who Built NVIDIA (with Stephen Witt)
In this EconTalk episode, host Russ Roberts talks with author Stephen Witt about his book on Jensen Wang and NVIDIA, tracing the company’s rise from a modest 1993 startup focused on 3‑D graphics chips for video games to the world’s most...
Honor Magic V6 Review, PWM Dimming, Silicon-Carbon Batteries, LG Rollable Teardown, Moto G Stylus 2026, OnePlus Nord 6, and More...
In this episode, host Mariam Joir and Android Central’s Nick Sutrich dissect the Honor Magic V6 foldable, comparing it to Oppo’s Find N5/N6, Samsung’s Z Fold 7, and other upcoming devices. They highlight the V6’s slimmer crease, brighter anti‑reflective display,...
189: The Latest iPhone Fold/Ultra Rumors
In this episode of the Mac Rumor Show, Dan and Hartley dissect the newly leaked dummy models of Apple's anticipated foldable iPhone, dubbed the "iPhone Ultra." They evaluate its unconventional short‑wide, passport‑size design, the shift back to Touch ID, the...
VMUG Connect Minneapolis Recap
In this recap of VMUG Connect Minneapolis, hosts John and Brad Tompkins discuss the event’s focus on VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) upgrades, highlighting cost‑saving opportunities and the expanded Broadcom Compatibility Guide that eases migration from vSphere 8 to 9. They...
Quantum Matters: Where Quantum Computing Gets Real
In this debut episode of Quantum Matters, host Murray Tom demystifies quantum computing by highlighting that the technology is already operational and delivering tangible results. He explains how quantum machines are tackling problems that are too costly or time‑consuming for...
Ep 23: Cross-Stack Design and Tooling for Large-Scale Distributed AI Systems with Dr. Tushar Krishna, Georgia Tech
In this episode, Dr. Tushar Krishna discusses his evolution from network‑on‑chip research to designing large‑scale distributed AI systems, emphasizing the importance of cross‑stack co‑design that spans accelerators, memory hierarchies, and interconnect fabrics. He explains how predictable AI data‑flow patterns enable...
Pixel Desktop Mode, the Problem with Aluminium OS, Nothing (4a) Pro Review, Vivo V300 Ultra and V300s, and More with...
In this episode, Miriam Joir and Android Authority’s Rita El Khoury dive deep into Android’s evolving desktop experiences, from Pixel’s Desktop Mode to the upcoming Aluminum OS. They discuss the practical challenges of using tablets and foldables as true productivity...
The Future of RealSense 3D Vision with Chris Matthieu
In this episode, host Steve Crow and senior editor Mike Oitzman chat with Chris Matthieu, VP of the developer ecosystem at RealSense (formerly Intel RealSense), about the future of 3D vision technology and its applications in robotics. Chris shares insights...
188: Everything We Know About iPhone 18 Pro
In this episode of the MacRumors Show, hosts Hartley and his co‑host dive into the latest rumors surrounding the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro, focusing on a likely new "maroon‑red" color, a slightly thicker 8.8 mm chassis, and a heavier weight that...
My Thoughts on Notch's DLSS Post
In this episode the host breaks down Notch's controversial tweet that "DLSS fundamentally makes no sense," exploring the technical and economic arguments behind the claim. He explains how DLSS uses GPU silicon for both rendering and neural‑network‑based upscaling or frame...
The Future of AI Might Be on Your Finger
In this episode of Access, hosts Alex Heath and Ellis Hamburger interview Mina Thami, co‑founder of Sandbar, about the company’s AI‑powered smart ring that captures and vocalizes a user’s thoughts in their own voice. They explore Mina’s background in neural...
SED News: OpenCode, AI Code Vs. Shipped Code, and the LiteLLM Breach
In this episode of SED News, hosts Gregor and Sean discuss the resurgence of ARM CPUs as they move into branding their own chips, driven by the growing demand for local AI agent workloads that favor CPU and memory over...
The Hidden Tracking Risk Inside Your Tires
In this episode of the Shared Security Podcast, hosts Tom and co‑host Scott Wright explore the privacy risks posed by tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMS). They discuss a recent study by Spain’s IMDEA institute that captured 6 million wireless signals from...
48. Non-Uniform Antenna Arrays and Movable Antennas
In this episode Emil Björnsson and Eric Larson discuss antenna arrays, focusing on the shift from uniform, half‑wavelength spaced grids to more flexible, non‑uniform designs for future massive MIMO and 6G systems. They explain how massive MIMO works—using many more...
Sharp HealthCare’s Korn Says Spatial Computing Gives Clinicians Superpowers, But Demands a Strong IT Foundation
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...
#363 Uncrewed Vessels and Unprecedented Data
During its seventh Allocation Round, the UK held Europe’s largest offshore wind auction, awarding contracts for 8.4 GW of new capacity—enough to power roughly 10 million homes. The upcoming Allocation Round 8 aims to push capacity toward 10 GW, supported by radar system upgrades....
Sharp China: A Giant Mess with Super Micro; Completely Correct Xiong'an Progress; The PRC's Balancing Act on Iran; Manus, Apple...
In this episode, Andrew Sharp and Bill Bishop dissect a federal indictment accusing Supermicro co‑founder Wally Lia of orchestrating a $2.5 billion scheme to smuggle AI servers with high‑end NVIDIA GPUs to China, exposing glaring weaknesses in U.S. export‑control enforcement. They...
The Missing Power Layer of Modern Warfare
In this episode, Adam Wormuth, CEO of Chariot Defense, and Army CTO Alex Miller discuss the critical "missing power layer" needed for modern, distributed electronic warfare. They explain how today’s soldiers rely on 30‑60 watts continuously, and how existing diesel...
Bob Sorensen, Chief Quantum Analyst, Hyperion Research
In this episode, Bob Sorensen, Chief Quantum Analyst at Hyperion Research, explains how HPC centers should approach quantum computing by first identifying their most pressing workload pain points and quantifying the cost of inaction. He stresses building a business case...
Oppo Find N6 First Impressions, Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra and Buds4 Pro Review, Poco F8 Pro, and More with Nick...
In this episode, Miriam Joir and Nick Gray dive into the Oppo Find N6, highlighting its near‑invisible crease, refined hinge, and upgraded camera system, while comparing it to the previous N5 and competitors like Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra and Honor's...
The 6G Podcast - Nvidia's AI Grid, Bell's AI Factory, OPPO Find N6, Spider-Man's Foldable, Fiber Land Rush, and 6G...
In this episode, hosts Anshul Saag and Mike Dano dissect NVIDIA's new AI Grid for telecom, Bell's $1.7 billion AI factory in Saskatchewan, and the latest foldable market moves, notably OPPO's crease‑free Find N6 and Samsung's discontinuation of its high‑end trifold. They...
175 - Connection, Not Exclusion: A Conversation with Simone Isaacs and Carina Schmitz
In this episode, John McDon interviews Simone Isaacs, Director of Customer Success, and Karina Schmitz, Global Marketing team member, from No Isolation about their AV1 telepresence robot. They explain how AV1 provides "warm technology" that gives absent students a physical...
186: Surprise AirPods Max 2 Announcement—Worth Upgrading?
In this episode of the MacRumor Show, hosts Hartley and his co‑host discuss Apple’s surprise announcement of the second‑generation AirPods Max, focusing on the upgrade to the H2 chip and its impact on software features like 50% better active noise...
Money and Me: The AI Capex Spend - Who Are the Current Winners?
In this episode, Michelle Martin and AI‑investment specialist Alvin Chow dissect the $700 billion AI infrastructure spend, highlighting the massive CapEx by hyperscalers like Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Meta and Oracle and the ripple effect across hardware, memory, storage and photonics suppliers....
Market View: Nvidia’s $1 Trillion AI Bet, Buffett’s Oil Windfall & Markets on the Move
In this episode, Michelle Martin and Ryan Huang dissect Nvidia’s bold $1 trillion AI revenue forecast, highlighting the shift to agentic AI, the demand for next‑gen Blackwell and Vera Rubin chips, and even Nvidia’s space‑based data‑center ambitions. They then pivot to Warren...
Steelseries Arctis Nova Elite Review – When a Gaming Headset Becomes a Real “Hearing Aid”
In this episode the host reviews the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Elite gaming headset, highlighting how its advanced audio technology blurs the line between a gaming peripheral and a hearing aid. The discussion covers the headset's sound clarity, adaptive EQ, and...
Walmart Is Digitizing 4,600 Store Shelves | Fast Five Shorts
Walmart is rolling out digital shelf label technology to all 4,600 U.S. stores, creating the largest electronic shelf label deployment ever. The system, supplied by Vusion, lets associates change prices via a mobile app and includes Stock‑to‑Light and Pick‑to‑Light features...
The Looming Bottleneck for Global Tech
In this episode, Sean Kim explains how the Strait of Hormuz— a critical shipping lane for energy— could become a bottleneck for the global technology sector, especially advanced semiconductor manufacturing. He highlights that chip fabs, like those in Taiwan, consume...
Examining the AI Value Chain with Horizon Global Partners
In this episode, JP Morgan’s Eloise Goulder talks with Fawaz Chaudhry, CIO of Horizon Global Partners, about the firm’s thematic equity strategy and how it navigates today’s unprecedented macro shocks—pandemic, European land war, and trade war—and the rise of AI. Chaudhry...
Solayer – Hardware Accelerated Finance at the Speed of Metal
In this episode, Andy Pickering talks with Joshua Sum, Chief Product Officer at Solayer, about the company's hardware‑accelerated blockchain built on Solana that aims to achieve ultra‑high throughput for real‑time financial transactions. Joshua explains Solayer's approach of separating consensus onto...
Even the Chip Makers Are Making LLMs
In this episode, NVIDIA VP of Generative AI Keri Britsky explains why a GPU chip maker is now deeply involved in building large language models (LLMs). She describes NVIDIA’s extreme hardware‑software co‑design process, where model development informs GPU architecture, precision...
Quantum Engineering with David Reilly and Tom Ohki
In this episode, host Sebastian Hassinger talks with David Reilly and Tom Ohki, co‑founders of Emergence Quantum, about their unconventional focus on the "connective tissue" of quantum computers—cryogenic control electronics, high‑performance amplifiers, scalable packaging, and integrated systems that operate at...
Best of MWC 2026, Enovix 100% Active Silicon Lithium-Ion Battery, Honor Magic V6, Leica Leitzphone Powered by Xiaomi, Nothing Phone...
In this episode recorded at MWC 2026, host Mariam Joir interviews Raj Talluri, CEO of Enovix, about the company's breakthrough 100% active silicon lithium‑ion battery that eliminates graphite and limits swelling to under 2% through a novel thin‑strip, steel‑cage construction....
184: Apple Experience Recap: $599 MacBook Neo Announced!
The episode recaps Apple’s latest product announcements, highlighting the budget-friendly iPhone 17 E with doubled base storage, MagSafe, and Qi2 charging, the unchanged iPad Air now featuring an M4 chip and 12 GB RAM, and the new MacBook Air priced at $599...
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ASML: Competing with Moore’s Law - [Business Breakdowns, REPLAY]
In this episode Matt Russell and Bailey Gifford portfolio manager Tom Walsh dissect ASML’s rise from a struggling Philips spin‑out to the unrivaled supplier of extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machines that power today’s AI‑driven semiconductor manufacturing. They explain the fundamentals...