AMD’s Next-Gen GPUs Will Be RDNA 5, Not UDNA
AMD’s next-generation GPU architecture will continue the RDNA naming convention. Code in the LLVM compiler stack now shows support for GFX13, explicitly linked to RDNA 5.
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Oliver Keaton brings a distinctive perspective to technology journalism through his specialized focus on industrial computing and automation systems, where he deciphers complex technical landscapes for both enterprise leaders and engineering professionals. His expertise extends across IoT architectures and emerging technologies that bridge factory floors with cloud ecosystems, informed by hands-on experience with edge computing deployments and predictive maintenance frameworks. Keaton's analysis consistently illuminates how industrial innovation intersects with business transformation, making him a trusted voice for readers navigating the convergence of operational technology and digital acceleration.
Apple faces a $38 billion antitrust reckoning in India
Apple is headed to court in India over a potential $38 billion antitrust fine. The case centers on whether India can calculate penalties based on Apple’s global turnover, not just its local revenue. The outcome could reshape how multinational tech companies are regulated worldwide.
AutoLink’s Big CES Bet: Building The Car’s Central Brain
AutoLink used CES to showcase its vision for centralized vehicle computing, not just individual parts. The company, which ranked 2nd in China for cockpit controllers, is now pushing for global expansion with platforms built on Qualcomm and AMD chips.
Anthropic’s enterprise AI deals are piling up. But can it last?
Anthropic is on a tear, signing another major enterprise deal with insurance giant Allianz. The company now holds a huge chunk of the enterprise AI market. The real battle, however, is just beginning.
Nscale, the Nvidia-Backed AI Cloud, Eyes Another Massive $2B Round
The UK-based AI infrastructure company Nscale is reportedly working with Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan on a new $2 billion funding round. This comes just over three months after it raised more than $1.5 billion and announced key partnerships with Nvidia and OpenAI.
Cisco’s ISE Bug Shows Why Default Passwords Are a Disaster
Cisco disclosed a vulnerability in its ISE network access control devices with a CVSS score of 4.9. An attacker with admin credentials could exploit it to read sensitive files, including user credentials. Experts say the real risk is the widespread use of default passwords on internal systems.
The Minimum Wage Fight Just Got More Complicated
A Wall Street Journal opinion piece argues the minimum wage worsens affordability, but a recent legal settlement reveals a new front. New York City’s scheduling rules are creating a complex regulatory environment for employers. The debate is shifting from just hourly pay to total hours and predictab
Nintendo Hit With New Labor Complaints, Again
Nintendo is facing new labor complaints alleging violations of the National Labor Relations Act. The charges, filed in December and January, come just a few years after the company settled a previous union-busting case for $26,000.
Who Will Replace Tim Cook? Apple’s CEO Succession Race Heats Up
Apple is stepping up its internal succession planning as Tim Cook, 65, continues his tenure. The leading internal candidate appears to be hardware chief John Ternus, but the company’s priority is ensuring operational continuity above all else.
Manufacturing’s Biggest Security Hole? Weak Logins
The manufacturing sector saw a 61% year-over-year surge in cyberattacks in 2025, the highest of any industry. Major brands like Jaguar Land Rover, Bridgestone, and Nucor have been hit, with costs running into the billions. The core vulnerability is often shockingly simple: weak authentication.