In a bid to stabilize the solar industry, Chinese regulators have issued a direct warning against unfair pricing practices. This marks a significant government intervention to curb the intense price wars battering manufacturers.
South Korean authorities have charged ten people, including a former Samsung executive, for allegedly leaking critical DRAM manufacturing technology to Chinese chipmaker CXMT. The stolen 10-nanometer process data, hand-copied by a researcher, reportedly helped CXMT achieve its own production and lay
AMD ended development of its proprietary AMDVLK Vulkan driver in May 2025. New benchmarks on the Radeon RX 9070 series show the open-source RADV driver now outperforms it across the board, closing the last performance gap in ray-tracing.
ViewSonic is launching a quartet of new gaming monitors powered by Samsung’s QD-OLED technology. The 27-inch panels offer high refresh rates and impressive brightness, signaling a major push into the premium display market.
The CEO of America’s largest utility says the power grid is flashing major warnings. He compares it to ignoring a car’s check engine light, predicting price hikes and potential supply crunches as AI and electrification surge.
Xbox had a brutal 2025, with canceled exclusives, major price increases, and dismal hardware sales. The brand’s future might not be as a traditional console at all, but as a PC-like platform under your TV.
A new space race is emerging, but this time it’s for server racks. Tech billionaires are pouring millions into the idea of building AI data centers in orbit, betting on a future where Earth’s grid can’t keep up. The economics and engineering, however, are still science fiction.
Real-time payments are forcing banks to completely rethink their tech and strategy. According to an expert, the difference between success and struggle comes down to mindset. It’s a brutal stress test for legacy infrastructure.
A provocative new project is letting users pay to make AI models less accurate and more “hallucinatory.” This isn’t about fixing a bug—it’s a cultural reaction against systems that are too smooth, too safe, and too constrained to be truly creative.
The new AFEELA electric vehicle from the Sony Honda Mobility joint venture is packing some serious tech, including the ability to play your PlayStation 5 in the car. With a price tag starting at $89,000 and a recommended 15Mbps connection, it’s aiming for a luxury, high-entertainment experience.
