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The next iPad mini is rumored for a major spec bump. Instead of the expected A19 Pro, a new leak points to it using the more advanced A20 Pro chip, likely launching in 2026.
New leaks from iOS 26 and kernel debug kits suggest Apple is testing a powerful new iMac. Codenamed J833c, it would be powered by an M5 Max chip, marking a potential return to pro-level all-in-one desktops.
Samsung has officially denied rumors it plans to exit the consumer SSD market. This comes as other hardware makers, like Crucial, shift focus entirely to enterprise and AI demand, sparking fears of a broader consumer pullback.
Ford is making a stunning pivot with its flagship electric truck. The next-generation F-150 Lightning won’t be fully electric; it will use a gasoline engine as a generator to achieve over 700 miles of range. This signals a major strategic retreat from pure battery-electric vehicles for now.
Rising memory chip costs are set to disrupt the global smartphone market in 2026. Analysts predict shipment declines and price hikes, with low-end models facing the most severe impact.
Luminar Technologies, the lidar sensor maker, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the Southern District of Texas. The company plans to sell its core business and has already agreed to sell a semiconductor subsidiary. This follows a disastrous year that saw the founder’s abrupt resignation, massiv
OnePlus is launching a new Turbo series of smartphones designed for gaming. It will compete directly with brands like ASUS ROG and RedMagic, prioritizing performance and battery life over camera specs.
Nvidia is acquiring SchedMD, the company behind the open-source Slurm workload manager critical for AI and supercomputing. The chip giant promises to keep Slurm open-source while investing heavily in its development, further expanding its ecosystem dominance.
Oracle is launching a new, more powerful cloud instance powered by Ampere’s Arm chips, just weeks after selling its stake in the chip designer. The move highlights a strategic pivot to “chip neutrality” as demand for efficient, Arm-based computing in data centers soars.
