Strong evidence from kernel debug files points to a new iMac codenamed H17C, believed to be running an M5 Max chip. This revives hopes for a true iMac Pro successor, but Apple’s history with this product line suggests caution.
In a new interview, Sapphire’s Edward Crisler urges gamers to relax and avoid panic-buying components. He predicts the current DRAM shortage and price uncertainty will begin to stabilize within six to eight months.
The global agentic AI market is forecast to hit $45.4 billion by 2029, growing at over 50% a year. Asia-Pacific, led by China, has already overtaken North America in revenue. But the shift from pilots to production is fraught with challenges.
Samsung has pushed back on rumors it’s ending consumer SATA SSD production. However, the underlying NAND flash shortage, driven by AI demand, is very real and disrupting the entire storage market.
Intel is running early qualification tests on wet etch systems from ACM Research for its future 14A chipmaking process. The move is politically sensitive because ACM has major operations in China. Volume production for the 14A node is scheduled for 2027.
Huawei has unveiled its most advanced domestic chip yet, the Kirin 9030, built on SMIC’s updated 7nm process. Meanwhile, OpenAI announced the launch of its GPT-5.2 model series, targeting complex professional tasks.
China has begun construction on a “super factory” at the Wenchang spaceport designed to manufacture up to 1,000 satellites per year. The facility integrates assembly, testing, and launch preparation to create a faster pipeline to orbit. This move is part of a broader national push to modernize indus
Apple is finally entering the foldable phone market, and it’s going big. According to a new report, Samsung Display is preparing to make enough screens for up to 11 million units of the so-called iPhone Fold, launching in late 2026.
India is pouring $505 million into modernizing its state-owned Semiconductor Laboratory. The goal is to create a sovereign source of chips for defense and auto sectors. But experts warn a government-run fab faces massive challenges with speed, talent, and coordination.
According to Fortune, agricultural giant CNH is using AI to help engineers cut documentation time by 60% and enable farmers to reduce herbicide use by 80%. But the company’s CTO admits most projects are still pilots, with ROI hard to pin down. They’re investing billions anyway, betting AI is key to
