Samsung appears to be continuing its design evolution with the Galaxy S26 Ultra, moving further away from the boxy aesthetic that defined recent models. The upcoming phone might combine rounded corners with a flat display for better comfort and S Pen functionality.
EPC has launched the EPC91120, a high-performance 3-phase brushless DC motor drive inverter optimized for humanoid robot joints. The compact 32mm-diameter board delivers up to 21A peak current and achieves over 80% system efficiency.
AMD just posted a massive 36% revenue jump to $9.2 billion in Q3 2025. CEO Lisa Su confirmed their next-gen 2nm EPYC Venice “Zen 6” CPUs and Instinct MI400 AI accelerators are performing well and on schedule for 2026.
Apple will release M5 Ultra and M5 Max chips for Mac Studio next year, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. This marks a return to offering both chips from the same generation after the awkward M3 Ultra/M4 Max split.
Google is planning to launch TPU AI chips into space through Project Suncatcher. The company envisions massive satellite clusters that could reshape how we think about computing infrastructure. But the technical hurdles are absolutely massive.
Amazon just slashed the price of a premium Lenovo ThinkPad from $1,299 down to just $899. This isn’t a refurbished unit – you’re getting brand-new specs that would normally cost over $1,200. The deal includes 32GB DDR5 RAM, 1TB SSD, and AMD Ryzen 7 processor.
Apple is developing its first budget MacBook priced below $1,000 for 2026. The device will use an iPhone-class processor that reportedly outperforms the M1 chip. This marks Apple’s first direct challenge to Chromebooks and entry-level Windows PCs.
The tech giants are collaborating on hardware and software that turns entire data centers into single AI computers. Their new Cisco N9100 switch and shared blueprints aim to solve the complex networking challenges of large-scale AI systems.
AOC has launched what it claims is the world’s fastest gaming monitor, capable of hitting 1,000 Hz at 1080p resolution. The 27-inch display can also run at 500 Hz in 1440p mode, but it’s unclear if it uses OLED technology. This pushes refresh rates into territory that even professional gamers might
After years of Windows users envying Apple’s Magic Trackpad, Hyper has launched a Kickstarter campaign for the HyperSpace Trackpad Pro. The $90 early bird device promises advanced haptics, force sensing, and full Windows 10/11 compatibility. First shipments are scheduled for March 2026.
