The US is making a “full-court press” to get allies to agree on a coordinated pricing mechanism for rare earth minerals. This move aims to insulate Western miners and refiners from China’s historic price undercutting and secure supply chains.
Recom has launched a new series of industrial DIN-Rail power supplies designed for demanding environments. The RACPRO1-S240E series delivers 240W with wide temperature tolerance and meets global safety and emissions standards.
According to Apple’s CFO, supply issues with the new AirPods Pro 3 prevented the entire Wearables category from growing last quarter. This marks ten straight quarters of no growth for that segment, highlighting the outsize importance of AirPods to Apple’s bottom line.
Apple is reportedly planning a rare double-upgrade for the MacBook Pro in 2026. The second update could bring a dramatic redesign with an OLED display and, for the first time, touch support.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) reported quarterly revenue of roughly NT$1.05 trillion ($33.1 billion), beating analyst estimates. The strong performance, driven by demand for AI data center chips, reinforces optimism about continued tech investment through 2026.
ASUS has given an early look at its 2026 hardware strategy, focusing on platform-level integration. The preview includes next-gen AMD motherboards, a surprisingly compact RTX 5090, and a powerful desktop AI supercomputer.
Intel has officially launched its Panther Lake Core Ultra 3 mobile processors at CES 2026. Built on the new Intel 18A process, they promise massive performance uplifts and are the first chips designed and manufactured entirely in the US using this tech. Laptops are available for pre-order now, with
Samsung is caught in a classic tech industry bind. While its memory division is raking in cash due to a global shortage, its mobile division is facing a tough decision: raise prices on its next flagship phones or eat into its own profits.
Array Labs has raised a $20 million Series A to scale production of its mass-manufacturable radar systems. The company, which has secured nine figures in commercial bookings and multiple U.S. government awards, is pivoting to become a radar platform business.
A brief showcase at CES 2026 revealed Samsung’s new crease-less OLED panel, which analysts believe is the hardware Apple commissioned for its first foldable iPhone. The display uses a laser-drilled metal plate to eliminate the fold and is expected to go into mass production later this year.
