HPE announced it will be one of the first OEMs to adopt AMD’s Helios AI server rack in 2025. Its key differentiator is a custom “scale-up” Ethernet switch developed with Broadcom to rival Nvidia’s NVLink.
Samsung’s new Galaxy Z TriFold has been shown off in a first hands-on video. The device is a true powerhouse in terms of screen real estate, but it comes with significant heft and thickness that can’t be ignored.
Fermi America has signed a non-binding MoU with cooling specialist MVM EGI to develop systems for its planned 11GW campus in Amarillo, Texas. The partnership will focus on water-saving hybrid cooling towers to support both natural gas and future nuclear power infrastructure on-site.
Bicker Elektronik has introduced a compact, fanless DC-ATX power supply designed for harsh industrial environments. The DC401W delivers 400 watts continuous power, supports a wide 6-36VDC input range, and operates from -20°C to +60°C. It’s built for reliability with polymer capacitors rated for over
Valve’s Steam Machine might target a $699 introductory price point according to new analysis. This would position it competitively between current console prices. However, fluctuating component costs remain a major challenge.
In a surprising twist, Apple may partner with Intel again to manufacture its most affordable Mac processors. This would be a limited deal focused on diversification and U.S. production goals. The move could reshape chip supply chains.
Samsung’s 990 Pro 2TB SSD has hit a record low of $169 on Amazon, down from its $229 recent price. The drive offers near-maximum PCIe Gen4 speeds of 7,450 MB/s and comes with Samsung’s five-year warranty at this unprecedented price point.
Samsung’s upcoming tri-fold smartphone might cost significantly less than expected, potentially around $2,500. The company plans extremely limited production of only 20,000-30,000 units initially, making it a potential collector’s item.
Colorful has launched three new B850 motherboards with confirmed support for AMD’s future Zen 6 processors. The CVN, Battle-Ax, and MEOW series bring enhanced power delivery and Wi-Fi 7 connectivity. This follows similar announcements from MSI, ASRock, Gigabyte, and ASUS.
Noctua has confirmed that its current CPU coolers will support Intel’s future LGA1954 socket without requiring new mounting hardware. This comes as welcome news given Intel’s rapid socket changes and the expected late 2026 release of Nova Lake processors. PC builders can now invest in premium coolin
