Memory makers hit the panic button as DRAM dries up
Stockpiling, shortages and silly prices are now the industry’s default setting.
The memory world has wandered straight into a supply shock, and every big name is now stuffing its warehouses like doomsday preppers.
Intel suddenly looks useful again
Packaging kit gets unexpected love as TSMC struggles to keep up
Troubled Chipzilla's EMIB and Foveros packaging tricks, long overshadowed by TSMC’s dominance, are finally being treated as viable alternatives.
Samsung shows off its 2nm GAA performance
Hopes a few nanometres will save its bacon
Samsung Electronics has finally bragged about real two-nanometer mass production results, rather than mumbling vague promises.
Apple fanboys snap up pricey iPhone Pocket without blinking
Limited edition sock proves taste is optional if it has an Apple label
The Fruity Cargo Cult Apple has sold out its iPhone Pocket, which is selling so well despite being an overpriced sock.
Quantum boffins sort out error correction
Harvard types claim to have tamed their twitchy qubits
Harvard researchers have emerged from their smoke-filled labs claiming to have stitched together enough error correction to stop quantum computers wandering off into la-la land.