Washington says China is being unfair about chips
You are supposed to be victims of our capitalist might
Washington has fired another broadside at Beijing’s chip ambitions while pushing the tariff detonator a couple of years down the road.
Big Tech hiding AI debt
A few trillion here, a few trillion there, and suddenly you are talking about real money
Big Tech companies have moved more than $120 billion of data centre spending off their balance sheets using special purpose vehicles funded by the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street, stirring fresh jitters about the financial risks of their huge bet on artificial intelligence.
Digital Storm flashes its next Aventum X ahead of CES 2026
Teaser shots, tidy plumbing and enough silicon bravado to make your wallet wince.
Boutique builder Digital Storm is dangling shiny bait for CES 2026, saying its next-gen Aventum X flagship desktop gaming PC is due for a reveal at the show.
Intel's foundry problem is trust
Customers do not fancy handing a rival their crown jewels.
Troubled Chipzilla’s foundry push is tripping over the awkward detail that it still competes with the customers it is courting.
TSMC’s N-2 rule leaves US big tech snuffling around Samsung’s 2nm
Taiwan keeps the sharp stuff at home, so Texas is suddenly popular.
TSMC has one hand tied behind its back, and Samsung Electronics is trying to cash in.