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AMD RX 9060 XT: the $299 GPU that actually has enough VRAM
AMD's Radeon RX 9060 XT launched June 5 at $299 with 16GB of VRAM. It outperforms the RTX 4060 Ti by 15-20% and makes the RTX 5060 look overpriced.
ComputingSamsung is betting $648 billion on AI chips over the next decade
Samsung Group is committing 1,000 trillion won ($648bn) to AI chip factories, data centres, and displays. Here's what the scale of this bet actually ...
ComputingQualcomm wants to buy Tenstorrent for up to $10 billion to take on Nvidia
Qualcomm is in early talks to acquire AI chip startup Tenstorrent for $8 to $10 billion. Jim Keller's RISC-V bet could be the most credible challenge ...
ComputingRISC-V vs ARM vs x86: the chip architecture war nobody told you about
RISC-V vs ARM vs x86 explained in plain English. We break down who owns each chip architecture, what it costs, and where each one wins in 2026.
ComputingOpenRouter: one key for every AI model
OpenRouter is a single gateway and API key that routes to hundreds of language models, with live pricing so you can compare cost per call.
ComputingOpenClaw went from 9,000 to 210,000 GitHub stars. Here is what it actually does
OpenClaw AI is the fastest growing open source project around. It runs a personal assistant on your own machine and wires it into WhatsApp, Slack and ...
ComputingOpenAI built its own AI chip and called it Jalapeno
OpenAI and Broadcom unveiled Jalapeno, OpenAI's first custom AI chip. Prototypes by end of 2026, full scale by 2028. Here is why it matters.
ComputingIBM crams 100 billion transistors onto one chip
IBM's NanoStack architecture puts 100 billion transistors on a single chip with 50% more performance and 70% less energy, via vertical stacking.
ComputingNvidia just walked into the PC chip market, and Intel should be worried
The RTX Spark Superchip puts a 20-core CPU and a Blackwell GPU on one piece of silicon. It lands in laptops this autumn.
ComputingMicrosoft's 2026 Surface line is its best in years, and its most expensive
OLED screens, new haptics and a two-stage chip rollout. The catch is a price hike that pushes Surface above equivalent Macs.
ComputingIntel's 18A-P node hits a milestone, with Apple and Google reportedly circling
The advanced process enters risk production, and a tie-up with Taiwan's UMC takes aim at TSMC's foundry lead.
ComputingDatabricks launches Unity AI Gateway to control runaway agent costs
Databricks introduced Unity AI Gateway, giving organisations spending limits, monitoring, and runaway-usage protection across AI providers.
ComputingOpenAI built its own chip to stop paying Nvidia so much
OpenAI revealed Jalapeno, its first custom inference processor built with Broadcom, as it signs giant compute deals and tries to cut the cost of ...
ComputingChina is spending $295 billion on AI infrastructure. Here is what that actually means.
China's National Development and Reform Commission is finalising a five-year, $295 billion plan to build a nationwide AI data centre network. Nvidia ...
ComputingZoom's new in-meeting AI agent costs $20 a month. Here is what it does
Zoom launched ZoomMate, a $20-per-user in-meeting agent that turns decisions made on a call into actions in Salesforce, Jira, ServiceNow and Slack.
ComputingThe US government thinks ASML's most advanced chip tool is inside China
The US government has raised the alarm that one of ASML's most powerful extreme ultraviolet lithography machines, the kind that's essential for.
ComputingDeepL just bought its way into real-time speech translation
DeepL made its first-ever acquisition, buying live-audio startup Mixhalo to bring real-time speech translation to conferences and stadiums.
ComputingFox is buying Roku for $22 billion, and it's a bigger deal than it looks
Fox is paying $22 billion for Roku, buying its way onto 100 million TV screens and the viewing data behind them. Here is what actually changes.
ComputingQuantum computers just got dramatically more reliable, and almost nobody noticed
Microsoft reports a 1,000x reliability jump in its Majorana qubits, while error correction across the industry moves from lab trick to engineering ...
ComputingThe White House ordered a quantum computer built for science. What that actually means.
A June 22, 2026 executive order launched the QC-ADDS program to build a quantum computer large enough to unlock scientific discoveries. Here is what ...