Intel's Arrow Lake prices fall off a cliff
Black Friday exposes just how badly the new CPUs are struggling
Troubled Chipzilla’s Core Ultra 200 series has seen its prices nearly halved since launch, a sign of how little love the Arrow Lake chips are getting. Amazon’s Black Friday sale pushed them to fresh lows, and some models now sell for barely half their original tags.
JEDEC cooks up chunky new DDR5 standard
Quad-rank CKDs promise fatter modules for next-gen desktops
JEDEC is hammering out a CQDIMM standard for DDR5 CKD memory that will let future platforms cram in far higher capacities without slowing everything to a crawl.
Intel spies a fresh payday in fancy packaging
US customers eye local options
Advanced packaging is shaping up to be a massive prospect for Troubled Chipzilla as US chip designers start sniffing around for someone nearby to wrap their shiny silicon.
IBM and Cisco chase quantum internet
Long-distance quantum links could work by 2030
Boffins working at IBM and Cisco reckon they can link quantum computers over serious distances, and they want to show it is doable before the end of 2030.
Tech company shares hammered
Wall Street still fears a bubble
The cocaine-nose jobs of Wall Street are not buying Nvidia's stellar results, and still fear that all that investment in AI is a bubble.
Trump’s AI power grab angers his base
Backlash as president demands States stop policing Big Tech
Trump has kicked a hornet’s nest with a push to stop US states from tightening the screws on artificial intelligence companies.
Samsung rattled as surveys points to Snapdragon
Exynos 2600 faces an uphill slog
Samsung is steeling itself for a rough ride as it prepares to ship the Galaxy S26 in Korea with the Exynos 2600.
Apple's "bargain-bin" headset dream dies on the vine
Vision Pro trainwreck continues
The Fruity Cargo Cult Apple is going to kill off its "cheaper version" of its hugely overpriced Vision Pro headset.
Christian AI outfit asks investors to believe in its growth gospel
Wall Street’s choir boys seem unconvinced even after a sprinkle of holy hype
Gloo marched onto the Nasdaq altar and immediately tested whether the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street still believe in miracles or prefer something stronger than incense.
Summers quits OpenAI over Epstein ties
Silicon Valley’s policy whisperer suddenly finds doors closing
Lawrence Summers has walked away from the OpenAI board, leaving a string of tech pals wondering how a man wired into half of Silicon Valley could think it clever to ask Jeffrey Epstein for personal advice.