PC & Mobile technology
OpenAI launches Jalapeño chip to make artificial intelligence run faster
OpenAI has unveiled its first AI inference chip, Jalapeño, which achieves up to 1.9x better performance and lower latency than the competition while consuming less power. It is being used in ... More
Xiaomi XRing 03 aims for the top: 10 cores, LPDDR6 and huge UI performance
Xiaomi has unveiled the XRing 03, the second generation of its powerful phone processor, which aims to reduce its dependence on Qualcomm and MediaTek. On paper, it's quite a ... More
A new era for artificial intelligence: Nvidia launches Groq 3 LPX servers
Nvidia's Groq 3 LPX accelerator is in full production and part of the Vera Rubin platform. Nebius is the first cloud customer, and SpaceX will use Vera processors for orbital data ... More
First data center powered by human brain cells launched in Singapore
The first biological data center with 20 CL1 units and 16 million live human neurons has been unveiled in Singapore. The technology promises extremely low power consumption and advanced ... More
Chinese humanoid robot Lightning breaks Usain Bolt's 100-meter record
A Chinese humanoid robot broke Usain Bolt's 100-meter world record at the Beijing Games with a time of 9.39 seconds. Despite their incredible speed, the machines do not yet have a developed system for ... More
A special AMD processor for computer masters
Thermal Grizzly offers a modified AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 processor with the cover removed and liquid metal for optimal cooling. The product includes up to 24 months of its own warranty, ... More
The new Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold failed a durability test
Renowned durability tester Zack Nelson took a closer look at the new foldable phone Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold. Despite the reinforced construction and plastic back, the device ... More
An insidious threat for Android that steals data even without an internet connection
A new malware for Android without an internet connection can send stolen data via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi Direct to other nearby infected phones. More
Sennheiser solves one of the biggest problems with wireless headphones
Wireless headphones have a fairly predictable life cycle. The electronics may work flawlessly, but after a few years the battery loses a lot of its capacity, and replacement is often... More
Samsung Galaxy Watch9 review: still haven't gotten rid of the power glitch
The Samsung Galaxy Watch9 brings a new chip, more accurate GPS, and a rich set of health sensors, but the old pain of a weak battery remains. When tracking sleep during nighttime ... More
