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SoftBank might not have defaulted on a raft of gas turbine orders, but it has pulled out of deals for unwanted power units after overestimating how many it could use amid the AI data center buildout boom.
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Adobe is significantly expanding its native Windows on Arm footprint across both Qualcomm Snapdragon X and new NVIDIA RTX Spark silicon.
As Arizona Capitol Times reports, Flock policy director Andrea Korb told an R Street Institute webinar that the company supports state-by-state legislation governing its camera technology.
Asrock’s VBIOS 1.0.6 update follows reports of Radeon RX 7900 XT and XTX graphics cards failing to boot after installing the previous firmware.
The new Montech King 95 3D case offers 3-panel panoramic views of the inside, loads of interior space for components and cooling, and the Pro version comes with seven RGB fan
Apple’s rumored smart glasses and AirPods with cameras may have been referenced by Chinese manufacturing equipment supplier Quick Intelligent Equipment, according to a Securities Times report on the company’s quarterly earnings briefing.
Nintendo is going after the open-source firmware behind hardware modchips on Nintendo Switch
Cognichip claims its AI can slash chip design time from months to days, only that that design must be very simplistic.
Three committee chairpersons want to grill Jensen Huang about his company’s ‘security protocols against foreign adversary espionage,’ as a former CIA agent says that he had a target on his back as the leader of a trillion-dollar company.
Kora, a Linux desktop OS with built-in AI models and agents for local agentic work, is coming to PCs in 2027, including Snapdragon X2 Elite machines.
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