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Big Tech strategy, semiconductor supply chains and the money behind the technology industry, reported by The Silicon Ledger.
A YouTuber has constructed a working version of Nvidia's cancelled high-memory graphics card by combining components from multiple sources and reconfiguring the memory architecture.
OpenAI, Amazon, and Google are exploring Argentina's Patagonia region as a potential hub for massive data centers, drawn by its natural cooling resources and renewable energy—but infrastructure gaps and political uncertainty pose significant challenges.
Our team continuously monitors retailers to identify top-tier discounts across GPUs, CPUs, storage, displays, and other components. Here's how we find them and where to look.
A class-action suit against Anthropic over its Claude Max plan highlights a fundamental challenge facing the AI industry: selling unpredictable computational resources through fixed monthly subscriptions without clear usage boundaries.
The AI company is hiring heavily in systems engineering and infrastructure rather than research, focusing on the DSec platform that runs hundreds of thousands of concurrent agent environments on single clusters.
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Taiwan's chipmaker has broken years of silence on its High-NA EUV plans, committing to deploy the advanced lithography technology by 2030 and laying out a multi-year roadmap for larger photomasks.
A new Digitimes report cites supply chain sources indicating Intel will raise processor prices by 10%, following earlier increases in 2026, as the company prepares to unveil major new products next spring.
