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Big Tech strategy, semiconductor supply chains and the money behind the technology industry, reported by The Silicon Ledger.
Easy Fox's voice-controlled demo on Steam unexpectedly exploded in popularity, driving AI service costs so high the studio took out a bank loan to keep the game running.
According to leaked factory notices, Nvidia has halted production of GeForce RTX 5090 graphics cards to reserve the GB202 processor for higher-margin data center and professional products.
YouTuber TrashBench transformed a Metabox laptop into a watercooled workstation, achieving 60-degree temperature drops and 14% performance gains through extreme custom cooling.
A major facility in Kaluga operated by the Russian tech giant has been damaged in a drone attack, with multiple modules taken offline and internal services disrupted.
Ryan Dahl's Deno team is joining Cloudflare to consolidate serverless infrastructure efforts, ending Deno's independent runtime and folding its open-source Celld project into Cloudflare's Workerd.
A new firmware release from Gigabyte signals Intel's plan to extend the LGA 1700 socket with fresh processors launching in early 2027, supporting both DDR4 and DDR5 memory on existing B760 and H610 boards.
Amazon ECS now automatically detects and repairs failing GPUs, degraded instances, and other infrastructure problems, reducing the operational overhead site reliability engineers face when maintaining production workloads.
Microsoft is consolidating cloud storage for family plans into a single shared pool starting in 2027, a move that dramatically reduces capacity for accounts with multiple heavy users while the tech industry grapples with a storage crunch.
