Intel is refining its computing vision and where it sees the PC going
AI PC: But what does this mean to the average business PC user or consumer?
Troubled Cruise lays off about a quarter of its workforce, in cost-cutting move
Cruise is having a tough time right now
Nvidia's success is making some now-wealthy employees complacent
Why work hard when you're sitting on a fortune in stock?
In brief: Is it possible for a company to be too successful and overly caring when it comes to employee well-being? It sounds strange, but that's the unusual position Nvidia finds itself in, with many long-term workers watching the value of their stock increase as they coast along in "semi-retirement" mode.
Adobe is being investigated by the FTC over dubious subscription cancellations
Adobe has a reputation for having a difficult cancellation process
Intel launches Core Ultra mobile CPUs with dedicated AI hardware
Meteor Lake is here
Tesla recalls all of its over 2 million US vehicles due to autopilot flaws
Cars sold between 2012 and 2023 receive automatic over-the-air software update
TSMC's 2nm process node could debut with the iPhone 17 Pro in 2025
The A17 Pro in the iPhone 15 Pro is built using TSMC's 3nm process node
Huawei will begin construction of its first European factory in 2024
The ostracized Chinese giant is committed to establishing a stronger presence in France
Ford cuts F-150 Lightning production in half as EV demand falters
There could be more Tesla Cybertrucks than F-150 Lightnings produced next year
It's game over for E3: Once the largest video game industry event is cancelled for good
Organization ends revival plans after multiple failed attempts
This startup uses wood chips to make graphite for EV batteries
Logging waste may be key in reducing reliance on China for battery materials
Arm CEO says his fear that humans could lose control over AI keeps him up at night
"You can't really run AI without Arm."
A new internet standard called L4S aims to lower latency, bring more speed to the web
Low latency, low loss, and scalable throughput
As long as AMD can offer better GPUs than Intel, and better CPUs than Nvidia, they can have a seat at the table
In the market for data center processors, AMD does not need to outrun the bear
Epic Games triumphs over Google in landmark antitrust case
The judge will decide in January what happens next
JEDEC publishes CAMM2 memory standard with capacities up to 128 GB
More capacity in less space
Nvidia contemplates Intel as potential manufacturing partner for GPU and AI chips
The company would love to add a third major manufacturing partner
Not so fast: FTC continues to fight Microsoft/Activision deal post-closure
Agency still trying to prove Microsoft could withhold Activision Blizzard properties from rival platforms
Microsoft faces potential antitrust probe in UK over OpenAI relationship
The CMA has been a thorn in Microsoft's side before
EFF urges the Supreme Court to act against copyright trolls
Copyright trolls continue to abuse the judicial system with frivolous lawsuits
Lattice showcases real-world FPGA usage by BMW, Meta and Nvidia
Lattice Semi expands offerings of midrange FPGAs
Foldable phones achieve record-breaking sales this latest quarter
Samsung dominated foldable market share in Q3
The chip foundry industry is in great shape, and TSMC keeps leading the way
Intel is in the top 10 for the first time
Lenovo exec hints nobody is making a profit from Chromebook sales
Demand exists, so Lenovo will keep making Chromebooks