RISC-V 2026: 25% Market Share Hides 5x Performance Gap
RISC-V hit 25% market share in 2026, but Fedora build times reveal a 5x performance gap. Embedded adoption surges while general-purpose computing lags.
Cinebench 2026: SMT Measurement Reveals 31% Hidden CPU Performance
Maxon released Cinebench 2026 on December 29, 2025 — the first major update in over ...
MacBook Neo’s 8GB RAM Limit: InFO-PoP Packaging Explained
MacBook Neo's 8GB RAM limitation explained: TSMC InFO-PoP packaging makes upgrades impossible, but $599 pricing ...
Mac Studio 512GB RAM Removed: AI Seizes Memory Supply
Apple quietly removed the 512GB RAM configuration option from the Mac Studio on March 5, ...
PS5 Hacked to Run Linux and Steam: GTA V Runs at 60 FPS With Ray Tracing
Security engineer Andy Nguyen has successfully ported Linux to the PlayStation 5, transforming Sony’s locked-down ...
Google’s 100-Hour Iron-Air Battery Powers Minnesota Datacenter
Google and Xcel Energy announced on February 24, 2026 a new data center in Pine Island, Minnesota powered by a 300 MW (30 ...
NVIDIA’s $4B Photonics Bet: Copper Can’t Handle AI’s Future
NVIDIA announced a $4 billion investment in photonics suppliers Lumentum and Coherent on March 2, ...
NVIDIA’s $20B Groq Deal: GPUs Alone Can’t Win Inference War
NVIDIA just admitted what everyone suspected but nobody expected them to say: GPUs alone can’t ...
MacBook Neo Review: Apple’s $599 Mac With iPhone A18 Pro Chip
Apple's MacBook Neo ($599, ships March 11) puts iPhone A18 Pro chip in a Mac. ...
MacBook Neo: Apple’s $599 Budget Mac Targets Chromebooks
Apple launched the MacBook Neo yesterday at $599—its cheapest Mac ever—running an iPhone chip for ...