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Benchmarking perplexity, KL divergence, and asymmetric K/V cache techniques on Apple M5 Max reveals surprising trade-offs between model quality and hardware efficiency. Discover which configurations deliver the best balance for long-context LLM inference on macOS.
Motorola’s Razr Fold launches May 14 with a $1,900 price tag and a $100 stylus, raising questions about the future of high-end foldables amid rising component costs.
Motorola’s 2026 Razr Plus launches at $1,099, a $100 hike from last year’s model. With minimal upgrades and unchanged camera hardware, critics question whether the premium flip phone justifies its cost in a shrinking market.
Enterprises are paying for expensive GPUs they barely use, trapped in a cycle of over-provisioning and rising cloud costs. A new report reveals shocking underutilization rates and why the FOMO-driven procurement loop is making the problem worse.
Framework’s new RTX 5070 12GB graphics module launches at $1,199, a steep 72% premium over the $699 8GB variant. Despite identical core specs, pricing reflects supply constraints and Nvidia’s directive.
With demand for high-VRAM GPUs surging, NVIDIA introduces a 12GB RTX 5070 laptop variant using faster GDDR7 memory. First units ship in June, but performance gains may be limited by unchanged 192-bit bus architecture.
The retro computing revival continues with the Commodore 64C Ultimate, blending vintage aesthetics with today's display technology. This FPGA-powered system delivers an authentic experience while adapting to modern screens.
OpenAI’s internal revenue and user metrics fell short of forecasts, sending shockwaves through AI-linked stocks including Nvidia and AMD. The unexpected downturn highlights risks in the fast-moving AI market.
ASUS delivers a gaming laptop that redefines dual-screen innovation with top-tier specs and a $5,500 price tag. Is the future of multitasking worth the investment?
Leaked images reveal Samsung’s codename ‘Jinju’ smart glasses, featuring a 12MP camera and Snapdragon AR1 chip. Here’s what to expect from the $380–$500 device and its 2027 sibling with a micro-LED display.
A sophisticated counterfeit RTX 4090 sent for repair fooled experts with laser-etched VRAM and GPU core markings. The scam highlights rising sophistication in GPU fraud and risks facing unsuspecting buyers.
A new leak reveals Intel’s Xeon 7 Diamond Rapids server CPUs are now delayed until 2027, shifting strategic timelines for data center upgrades and competitive positioning.
Modern games barely scratch the surface of hybrid CPU capabilities, leaving up to 30% performance on the table. A leading Intel executive explains why software, not hardware, holds the key to next-gen gaming speeds.
Discover which Android devices can run large language models locally without lag, the ideal RAM requirements for smooth performance, and the best quantized models to try today.
Tech titan Google just pledged up to $40 billion in new funding for AI startup Anthropic, placing a major bet on next-gen model development and cloud chip access.
Google’s latest $40 billion investment in Anthropic underscores the AI race’s high-stakes bets on shared infrastructure and cloud partnerships. With milestone-based funding and multi-gigawatt TPU commitments, the deal reshapes how AI startups balance capital with compute power.
Global AI chip demand is inflating memory prices to historic highs, forcing Samsung to reassess smartphone profitability for the first time in its history.
Google’s latest Android smartwatch is on sale for up to $40 off during its spring promotion. With a bright display, long battery life, and deep Pixel integration, is this the best time to upgrade or switch?
A South Korean Samsung union's wage dispute could halt RAM manufacturing for weeks, exacerbating the AI-driven chip shortage that has already inflated prices for consumer devices.
A groundbreaking 3D bioelectronic device merges lab-grown brain cells with electronics to perform basic computations. This fusion of biology and technology could unlock new insights into neural processing and energy-efficient computing.
Xreal’s latest One Pro AR glasses now cost $599, down from $649, offering premium features like micro-OLED screens and 120Hz refresh rates at a more accessible price point.
Tim Cook’s 15-year tenure as Apple CEO ends September 1, with hardware veteran John Ternus taking the helm. Explore how this transition could reshape the company’s engineering-driven future.
China’s DeepSeek unveils its most advanced AI system yet, V4, promising coding prowess that rivals top US models while leveraging domestic hardware. The preview signals a pivotal shift in global AI competition.
The FCC is reviewing whether children’s programming featuring transgender characters violates content standards, sparking debates over censorship and creative freedom in entertainment.
A new Intel Wildcat Lake-based laptop prototype has been spotted running Core Series 3 silicon, revealing fanless operation and competitive power efficiency against Apple’s latest chips.
US Commerce Secretary reveals Nvidia's H200 AI GPUs remain unsold in China due to government restrictions
By separating TPU Gen 8 into two chips, Google addresses a critical bottleneck in agentic AI workflows. Discover why this split unlocks faster reasoning, lower costs, and scalable multi-agent systems.
Google’s new TPU v8 chips replace Nvidia’s high-margin GPUs with custom silicon designed for both AI training and real-time agent workloads. The split design promises up to 9.8x performance gains and direct cost savings for enterprises.
Google’s latest TPU chips claim to cut AI model training from months to weeks while optimizing inference for real-world agent systems. Here’s what the eighth-generation hardware delivers and why it matters for developers.
Remedy Entertainment brings its acclaimed action-adventure game Control to iOS devices with a touch-optimized experience, blending psychic powers, intricate puzzles, and a $5 price tag. Discover how the remake adapts to mobile controls while retaining its full console features.
Anker’s new Thus chip delivers neural-network processing directly on-device, slashing power use and latency while enabling AI features without cloud dependency. The breakthrough could reshape how smart speakers, headphones, and IoT gadgets handle voice commands and contextual tasks.