Elon Musk is taking a hands-on approach to Tesla’s chipmaking ambitions. According to a new report, Samsung is setting up a dedicated office for him at its Taylor, Texas semiconductor facility to personally oversee production lines.
Broadcom is set to report Q4 earnings after the bell on Thursday. Wall Street expects a 25% revenue jump, with all eyes on its AI chip business powering giants like Google and OpenAI. The stock is already at an all-time high, up 75% this year.
Nvidia has launched open-source software to give data center operators unprecedented visibility into the thermal and reliability health of its AI GPUs. This tool tracks power, temperature, and airflow across thousands of chips to help prevent throttling and failures.
Internal Apple code for iOS 26 has leaked, revealing codenames for the next-generation iPad and iPad Air. The base model will get the A19 chip, while the Air is slated for the M4, with both expected to launch in spring 2026.
A U.S. company says it’s developed a powerful magnet without using scarce rare earth minerals. This innovation could challenge China’s dominance, which controls over 90% of the global supply chain for these critical components.
Olares is launching the Olares One, a privacy-focused personal cloud server and AI workstation, on Kickstarter for $2,999. It’s powered by an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 Mobile GPU and Intel Core Ultra 9 CPU, designed to build a personal AI from your local files without sending data to the cloud.
The smartphone market is stuck in neutral, but foldable phones are accelerating. New data shows a stark divide, setting the stage for a major shift in the industry by 2026.
A new certification appears to settle the chipset debate for Samsung’s 2026 flagship. It confirms the Galaxy S26 Ultra will feature a Snapdragon processor in both US and international models, dashing rumors of an Exynos variant.
The Trump administration has finally approved NVIDIA to ship its H200 AI chips to China, but with a big catch: a 25% royalty fee to the U.S. government. The deal excludes the new Blackwell architecture, highlighting the ongoing tension between commerce and national security in the tech race.
The future of the Samsung Galaxy Ring looks uncertain. A new report claims Samsung is “reassessing its strategy” for the wearable due to disappointing sales, putting a Galaxy Ring 2 on hold. A brewing patent war with rival Oura adds another layer of complication.
