The AI race is showing two wildly different playbooks. OpenAI is launching a flurry of consumer products, while Anthropic remains fixated on a single, monumental goal. Which approach will win?
Redmi is putting its “Titan tough” claims to the ultimate public test. The company will broadcast live, unedited durability tests for the new Redmi Note 15 series on January 10.
A new report suggests Apple’s upcoming high-end chips will compete directly with NVIDIA for TSMC’s advanced packaging capacity. This bottleneck could push Apple to diversify its chipmaking partners, with Intel’s 18A-P process already being evaluated for 2027. The fight for manufacturing resources is
MSI has announced a complete laptop refresh for CES 2026, headlined by a major Prestige series redesign and a monstrous 300W gaming laptop. The new models feature Intel’s Core Ultra 3 and upcoming 200-series CPUs, with claims of 30-hour battery life and whisper-quiet operation. But do the specs live
Samsung’s marketing leader, Wonjin Lee, issued a stark warning at CES 2026. He stated that AI-driven demand for high-bandwidth memory is creating a scarcity that will force the company to raise prices on its products. This marks a major shift from the company’s more cautious stance just a month earl
China is investigating imported dichlorosilane, a chemical gas used in chipmaking, from Japan. The probe follows a 31% price drop and comes amid rising political tensions over Taiwan.
At CES, PepsiCo announced a new partnership with Siemens and Nvidia to use AI and digital twin technology in its manufacturing and supply chain. The goal is to simulate factory operations virtually to optimize its physical footprint. Early pilot tests are already underway in the U.S.
A European consortium has unveiled a laser-based process to integrate graphene directly onto silicon wafers. This could be the key to finally using 2D materials in commercial chipmaking.
Siemens AG CEO Roland Busch says the company is looking at potential acquisitions in AI, life sciences, and operations software. This comes as Siemens and Nvidia announce a partnership to create an industrial AI operating system, aiming for fully AI-controlled plants.
According to a new report, the supply chain focus for 2026 is on AI-driven planning, reshoring, and virtual twin technology. These tools are key to building agility and achieving sustainability goals, including major CO2 reductions.
