Nintendo’s Switch 2 has sold over 10 million units, making it the fastest-selling console launch in history. The company is now shifting focus to the new platform while expanding into movies and third-party partnerships.
Sony’s latest PS Portal update transforms the device from a PS5 peripheral into a standalone cloud gaming machine. The update officially launches November 5th at 6pm PT, allowing PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers to stream thousands of games directly. This fundamentally changes what the Portal ca
OnePlus is taking mobile gaming seriously with its new Performance Tri-Chip system. The setup includes dedicated processors for performance, touch response, and Wi-Fi connectivity. This could be a game-changer for competitive mobile gaming.
The same liquid cooling technology that enabled exascale supercomputers like Frontier and El Capitan is now critical for AI factories. With rack densities pushing 300-400kW, precision thermal management determines whether GPUs run at full potential or get throttled. Motivair’s 15+ years of HPC exper
Apple is reportedly developing an affordable MacBook that could launch in the first half of 2026. Codenamed J700, it would use iPhone processors instead of M-series chips and target students and casual users. The device might cost between $599-$699 and come in multiple colors.
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 series might get more expensive when it launches next year. Rising component prices are affecting multiple smartphone makers, not just Samsung. The phones are expected to debut in late February with March availability.
Littelfuse just dropped a clever solid-state relay that could change how we power smart thermostats and building controls. The CPC1601M harvests operating power directly from the load it’s switching, potentially eliminating batteries entirely in space-constrained applications.
Apple is reportedly working on a more affordable MacBook that will use an iPhone processor instead of an M-series chip. The device, code-named J700, is expected to cost well under $1000 and launch in the first half of 2026. This would mark Apple’s first consumer Mac with an A-series chip since switc
Apple is reportedly testing a new budget MacBook that could cost under $800. It would use an A18 Pro chip from the iPhone 16 Pro and might actually be good, unlike the problematic 12-inch model from 2015.
Microsoft’s long-awaited Azure HBv5 virtual machines are now generally available, featuring custom AMD EPYC 9V64H processors with HBM3 memory. These VMs offer up to 368 cores and nearly 7TB/s of memory bandwidth, targeting memory-intensive HPC applications. Independent benchmarks from Phoronix show
