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NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang isn’t sold on silicon photonics just yet. He says copper interconnects will keep carrying AI workloads for years while photonics tech matures. Quantum-X and Spectrum-X are in the pipeline, but the big leap may not happen until the end of the decade.
Lisa Su says AMD’s EPYC CPUs are now the go-to choice for tech giants, much like NVIDIA’s AI GPUs. With 41% revenue share and key wins with Microsoft and Amazon, Team Red has flipped the server CPU game — and AI could be next.
Trump’s team is reportedly eyeing a partial stake in Intel, possibly by flipping CHIPS Act subsidies into government equity. Sounds bold, but pulling it off will likely need Congress to sign off—something that could drag out for months. Supporters say it’s about securing U.S. chipmaking power; critics call it corporate welfare for a flailing giant.
HP’s Omen Max 45L just leveled up — now packing an AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D and RTX 5090, with a 1,200W PSU and better airflow to keep it all frosty. It’s still a tank at nearly 50 lbs, but for gamers chasing peak performance, this beast means business.
Intel’s foundry is bleeding billions, shareholders want a spin-off, and the CEO says no. The drama mirrors AMD’s 2008 gamble when it went fabless, dumping its fabs to GlobalFoundries and bouncing back with TSMC chips. But Intel’s boss is betting on in-house 18A and 14A tech to secure America’s chip lead. Spin it off or double down — whichever path they choose could define the next decade of U.S. semiconductors.
Intel just showed off its 18A process running a non-x86 SoC live — think 3D games, 4K streaming, and ARM support. Yep, Team Blue is gunning for ARM and RISC-V markets now, aiming at Apple, Qualcomm, even NVIDIA. And they want you to know it’s not just x86 anymore.
GAMEMAX just dropped their GLACIER AIO coolers and they’re a vibe — hidden tubes, big LCD screen, crazy airflow, and up to 330W cooling power. The 360mm is $169 and the 240mm is $149, both in black or white. Looks like PC builds just got an upgrade.
Looks like the M4 Ultra isn’t dead after all. Leaked Apple code hints at a monster chip, codenamed ‘Hidra’, possibly powering the next Mac Pro. Could be insanely fast — if it ever makes it past production hurdles.
ASUS has just dropped the ROG Crosshair X870E HERO BTF motherboard with insane power support, massive memory capacity, and blazing fast DDR5 speeds. Overclocking fans, this one’s for you!
MINIX just launched two powerhouse mini PCs starting at $789! With Ryzen AI processors, 12 cores, and amazing AI performance, these are perfect for gaming and content creation. Will they live up to the hype? Check out the details on the new ER937-AI and ER936-AI mini PCs!