AMD’s roadmap for 2026 is coming into focus with leaks of its Ryzen AI 400 series mobile processors. The lineup appears to include a powerful 10-core chip and an efficient 4-core variant, all packing next-gen AI acceleration.
Apple’s senior vice president of hardware technologies, Johny Srouji, is reportedly “seriously considering” leaving the company. This follows a string of high-profile executive departures from Apple in recent months, including its COO, AI chief, and general counsel.
AMD is working on the future with early compiler support for its next-gen Zen 6 architecture. At the same time, it’s launching a new enterprise AI software suite for Kubernetes. It’s a classic two-pronged attack on the market.
Despite a recent promotional trailer, Samsung’s next-gen Exynos 2600 chipset reportedly hasn’t entered mass production. The delay raises questions about yields for its ambitious 2nm GAA process and the timeline for the Galaxy S26 series.
Materials technology firm Coherent Corp is scaling its silicon carbide production to 300mm wafers. The move is a direct response to the soaring power and thermal demands of modern AI data centers.
Intel has scrapped plans to spin off or sell its Networking and Edge Group (NEX). The company now says the unit is better off staying in-house to integrate with its broader AI and data center plans.
A new Dell laptop leak shows the company might be tweaking its product names again, just a year after a major overhaul. The same benchmark also gives us a first look at the performance of Intel’s upcoming Panther Lake CPU and its Xe3 integrated graphics.
Nvidia is making a massive $2 billion strategic investment in electronic design automation giant Synopsys. The partnership aims to revolutionize chip design by deeply integrating Nvidia’s CUDA, AI physics, and Omniverse platforms into Synopsys’s core engineering software.
The public feud between chipmaker Nexperia and its parent company Wingtech has escalated with new accusations of secret supply chain plans. At the heart of the conflict is a $300 million expansion in Malaysia and a goal to source 90% of production outside China by mid-2026. This corporate battle has
AMD is reportedly preparing additional Radeon AI PRO R9000 “RDNA 4” GPUs beyond the existing R9700 model. The newly spotted R9700S and R9600D variants suggest expansion into mobile and potentially Chinese markets. These discoveries come from AMD’s own support pages and Linux driver documentation.
