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The Galaxy S26 Edge just crushed Geekbench with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 2, leaving last year’s models — and even the iPhone 16 Pro — behind in multi-core power. Exynos delays mean most markets will get Qualcomm’s chip, and the numbers are 🔥.
Apple’s 2026 MacBook Pros are getting a serious under-the-hood upgrade. The new M5 chips will debut with advanced LMC packaging, boosting efficiency now and setting the stage for future CoWoS tech that could supercharge multi-die performance in upcoming M6 and M7 chips.
MediaTek is set to announce the Dimensity 9500 chipset just one day before Qualcomm unveils the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 2. Both use TSMC’s cutting-edge 3nm process, but MediaTek sticks to ARM cores and Mali GPU while Qualcomm flexes custom CPUs and AMD graphics. The battle for Android flagship supremacy heats up this September.
BofA says Intel’s new ‘demand-first’ game plan could slash costs, cut risks, and make it act more like a fabless chipmaker. Lip-Bu Tan is betting on customer orders before big CapEx moves, beefing up CPUs and GPUs, and trimming the fat with job cuts and plant closures.
Apple’s iPhone 17 Air could be the thinnest iPhone ever at just 5.5mm—but it might come with a weaker A19 Pro chip, fewer features, and shorter battery life to get there. Worth it for the looks, or a downgrade in disguise?
Samsung’s going big in the US with a $7.2B chip packaging facility on top of $37B already planned for manufacturing. Targeting 2nm and 4nm tech, they’re eyeing big clients like Apple and Tesla while aiming to beat TSMC and SK Hynix with a full chip-to-memory solution. Taylor Fab 1 in Texas is almost ready, with equipment coming in 2026.
Intel’s cheapest Arrow Lake-S CPU yet, the Core Ultra 3 205, has leaked for about $149. It’s rocking 4 Performance and 4 Efficient cores, 15 MB cache, and no hyperthreading. Sounds fine for entry-level PCs… until you see AMD’s 6-core Ryzen deals undercutting it. Might be a tough sell if the chipset costs stay high.
NVIDIA’s H20 AI chips just hit another wall in China. State media says the hardware isn’t safe, warning of possible backdoors and even a ‘kill switch.’ NVIDIA denies everything, but regulators are investigating while tensions keep rising.
Intel’s CEO Lip-Bu Tan is walking into the White House to face Trump over allegations of China ties, past Cadence tech sales scandals, and questions about Intel’s global loyalties. With Israeli teams leading many of Intel’s CPU designs and political heat rising, Monday’s meeting could decide his fate.
NVIDIA and AMD will hand 15% of their restricted AI GPU sales revenue from China to the US government under a new export license deal. NVIDIA’s H20 and AMD’s MI308 chips are at the center of the agreement, with Washington eyeing the funds to cut the trade deficit or boost chip production. NVIDIA has already secured some licenses, while AMD is still waiting. The move highlights rising tension over GPUs and high bandwidth memory in US-China tech trade.