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Co-Packaged Optics: The High-Stakes Bet for AI Data Centers
ComputingHardwareSemiconductors

Co-Packaged Optics: The High-Stakes Bet for AI Data Centers

AI’s hunger for data is overwhelming traditional network switches. The proposed fix is co-packaged optics, or CPO, which bakes the optics directly into the switch silicon. It’s a promising but contentious technology that could reshape data center hardware.

by Bennett LauraDecember 2, 2025
Samsung’s TriFold phone finally gets on-device DeX. It’s about time.
ComputingHardwareInnovation

Samsung’s TriFold phone finally gets on-device DeX. It’s about time.

Samsung’s first tri-folding phone is also its first to run DeX natively without an external monitor. This is a feature previously exclusive to Galaxy tablets, and it’s enabled by the device’s massive 10-inch screen. It could finally make DeX a truly portable productivity tool.

by Bennett LauraDecember 2, 2025
Foxconn’s Google TPU Deal Is a Warning Shot for NVIDIA
AIHardwareSemiconductors

Foxconn’s Google TPU Deal Is a Warning Shot for NVIDIA

Foxconn has reportedly secured orders to manufacture computing trays for Google’s TPU AI clusters. This move by a top NVIDIA supply chain partner highlights the growing competition in AI accelerators. It shows Big Tech’s custom silicon is gaining real traction.

by Ortega RafaelDecember 1, 2025
Intel Outsources Key Chip Packaging to Meet AI Boom Demand
HardwareManufacturingSemiconductors

Intel Outsources Key Chip Packaging to Meet AI Boom Demand

Intel is turning to Amkor to help manufacture its EMIB advanced packaging technology. This move comes as demand for alternatives to TSMC’s overbooked CoWoS packaging explodes from AI chip designers.

by Bennett LauraDecember 1, 2025
Samsung’s Chip Division Says No To Its Own Phone Team
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Samsung’s Chip Division Says No To Its Own Phone Team

In a surprising internal conflict, Samsung’s chip-making division has reportedly rejected a request for a year’s supply of DRAM from its own smartphone unit. The move, driven by soaring memory prices, could lead to price hikes for future Galaxy phones like the S26.

by Bennett LauraDecember 1, 2025
Apple’s A20 Chips Are Coming – Here’s What Actually Matters
HardwareSemiconductorsTechnology

Apple’s A20 Chips Are Coming – Here’s What Actually Matters

Apple’s A20 and A20 Pro chips represent the company’s first move to 2nm technology, bringing significant architectural changes beyond just the node shrink. The switch to WMCM packaging and cache improvements could deliver real-world performance gains that matter to users. Here’s what to actually exp

by Bennett LauraNovember 30, 2025
The RAM Price Crisis Is About to Hit Gaming Hard
BusinessHardwareTechnology

The RAM Price Crisis Is About to Hit Gaming Hard

RAM prices have more than doubled in just two months, with some shops changing prices daily. The crisis is being driven by OpenAI’s massive deal that could consume 40% of global RAM output. This will affect everything from PC building to console prices across the industry.

by Bennett LauraNovember 29, 2025
iPhone 17 dominates China’s Singles Day as market savior
BusinessHardwareTechnology

iPhone 17 dominates China’s Singles Day as market savior

New data shows the iPhone 17 was the clear winner during China’s Singles Day sales festival. The device captured 26% of all smartphone sales while overall market growth was just 3%. Without Apple’s contribution, the market would have declined by 5%.

by Bennett LauraNovember 27, 2025
Is Moore Threads Really China’s NVIDIA? The IPO Hype vs Reality
HardwareInnovationSemiconductors

Is Moore Threads Really China’s NVIDIA? The IPO Hype vs Reality

Chinese GPU maker Moore Threads is heading for a massive $1.1 billion IPO in Shanghai, drawing over 4,000 retail investor subscriptions. While Western media calls it the “NVIDIA of China,” the company’s gaming GPUs still trail years behind current technology. The real question is whether the IPO hyp

by Bennett LauraNovember 27, 2025
Dycom buys data center power company for nearly $2 billion
HardwareInnovationTechnology

Dycom buys data center power company for nearly $2 billion

Specialty contractor Dycom is making a major move into data center infrastructure with its $1.95 billion acquisition of Power Solutions. The deal brings electrical contracting capabilities to complement Dycom’s existing fiber expertise. Power Solutions will continue operating under its own brand pos

by Bennett LauraNovember 27, 2025

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