Intel has officially launched its Core Ultra Series 3 processors, codenamed Panther Lake, built on its long-awaited 2nm 18A manufacturing process. The chips, led by the Core Ultra X9 388H, promise up to 70% better gaming and integrate powerful new AI and graphics hardware for a late January launch.
AMD has laid out the roadmap for its next-generation AI accelerator. The Instinct MI500, launching in 2027, will be built on an advanced 2nm process and feature the new CDNA 6 architecture.
MSI is pushing hard into the business laptop market with a redesigned Prestige series, including 2-in-1s with stylus support. At the same show, they’re also unveiling a monstrous 300W gaming laptop. The catch? We don’t know what any of it will actually cost.
Intel has officially unveiled its next-generation Panther Lake processors, now branded as Core Ultra 300 series. The chips promise major efficiency gains and AI performance, but the competitive landscape is tougher than ever.
Hyundai Motor Group announced it will begin using humanoid robots for manufacturing tasks at its U.S. factory in Georgia starting in 2028. The production version of the Atlas robot, developed by Boston Dynamics, was unveiled at CES. The company aims for a gradual rollout across all its sites as part
Predictive maintenance is moving from the cloud to the noisy factory floor. It’s a brutal job that demands real-time FFT processing at the edge, and the hardware has to be just as tough as the software is smart.
The heart of the next iPhone might come with a shocking price tag for Apple. Supply chain reports suggest the A20 processor could cost 80% more to make, hitting around $280 per chip. This is driven by the difficult shift to a new 2-nanometer manufacturing process.
To meet a massive order from China, Nvidia and TSMC face a staggering production challenge in 2026. The math involves tens of thousands of advanced wafers and billions in revenue, stressing the entire semiconductor supply chain.
Tesla made a highly unusual move by publicly releasing analyst consensus delivery estimates ahead of its Q4 report. The numbers suggest a significant year-over-year sales drop, casting doubt on a return to growth.
According to a CNBC report, China is scaling humanoid robot production faster than the US, with a slew of companies aiming for 2026. This puts them ahead of Tesla’s own Optimus project in the race to commercialize.
