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A humanoid home robot named NEO opened preorders, with first deliveries planned for 2026

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Nvidia says a new chip will run advanced AI on your laptop without touching the cloud.

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Phones are hitting 7,000 mAh with new silicon-carbon batteries and 15-minute charging

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Google says its Willow chip ran an algorithm 13,000 times faster than a supercomputer

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Nvidia revealed its first consumer PC chip in over a decade, the 20-core N1

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Nvidia is jumping into Windows laptops with a new chip aimed squarely at Intel and AMD.

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Nvidia’s confidential-compute hardware will encrypt Apple users’ AI data on Google servers.

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Nvidia’s new Apple-silicon rival already trails Apple by about two years, a teardown found.

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OpenAI is building its own smartphone chip with Broadcom, code-named Jalapeño.

By Cassian Holt

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Nvidia unveiled an ARM-based laptop “superchip” aimed squarely at Apple silicon.

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OpenAI and Broadcom detailed a custom inference chip built to cut AI’s soaring costs.

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Microsoft says its new Majorana quantum chip is 1,000 times more reliable than the last.

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A new light-powered chip generates, steers and reads data in a single device for faster computing

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Microsoft claims a big quantum-chip leap, but many physicists say the results don’t add up

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IBM packed 100 billion transistors onto one chip, promising big speed gains and far less power

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TSMC says the chip shortage will keep trailing AI demand for years

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Nvidia’s future Feynman chips could be among the first to adopt TSMC’s glass packaging

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TSMC’s new glass-based packaging could make the next wave of AI chips cheaper to build

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A modern chip the size of a grain of rice can pack tens of billions of transistors

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Google has already ordered more than three million of its own AI chips from Intel through 2028

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