AMD is pushing BFloat16 support into LLVM’s SPIR-V compiler target, expanding AI and HPC capabilities. Meanwhile, Flang-Tidy is bringing automated code cleaning to Fortran with what developers call a “sort of opinionated” approach to modernization.
Apple has dropped the first iOS 26.2 beta for developers just one day after iOS 26.1’s public release. The update includes adjustments to the Sleep Score feature based on user feedback. The final version should arrive before the end of the year.
Microsoft is testing a major change to Windows 11 that replaces the traditional search box with Copilot AI. The feature requires specific Insider builds and third-party tools to enable, creating a mixed search and AI experience that doesn’t always work perfectly.
Embedded devices “think” by managing data much like humans process information – through sensory input, working memory, and long-term storage. The key difference comes down to whether they’re using microcontrollers or microprocessors, each with radically different capabilities. This determines every
Microsoft is launching .NET 10 next week during its annual .NET Conf virtual event. The three-day conference runs from November 11-13, 2025 and will feature deep dives into AI development and cloud-native tools.
Apple has kicked off its next developer beta testing cycle with builds across all major platforms except macOS. The 26.2 generation follows the October 28 release candidates for 26.1. Beta testers should avoid installing on primary devices due to data loss risks.
AI workloads are causing unprecedented power quality issues that go beyond traditional harmonics. Subharmonics from rapid load pulsing can destabilize equipment and feed dirty power back into the grid. New capacitive energy storage systems are emerging as potential solutions.
Nvidia and Deutsche Telekom are partnering on a €1 billion “AI factory” in Munich that promises to boost Germany’s AI computing power by 50%. The facility will use 10,000 Blackwell GPUs and aims to serve German companies while complying with local data laws. But the timing raises questions about Eur
A sudden CPU price explosion has caught the DIY market off guard, with both Intel and AMD processors seeing significant increases. The surge affects previous-generation chips while current-gen models remain stable, creating complex buying decisions for consumers.
Cisco is making a major push into edge infrastructure with its Unified Edge platform. The company believes integrated solutions will beat traditional server vendors in distributed computing environments.
