A new report highlights that the complex movement and AI brains of humanoid robots rely on a specific type of chip. Field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) from suppliers like AMD and Intel are becoming critical. They handle multi-axis motor control and can adapt as the robots’ AI models are fine-tun
Samsung has dropped a major hint that the One UI 8.5 beta is on the way. An update to its PENUP app states it has already been optimized for the upcoming software version, which is unusual before a beta even begins.
Researchers have developed a device that generates power by radiating heat into outer space. It uses a simple Stirling engine and could provide passive ventilation for greenhouses and homes, especially at night when solar panels don’t work.
If your router is over a decade old, you could be part of a botnet. Experts are calling for a mass retirement of outdated networking hardware in 2025 to improve security and speed for 2026.
Motorola is gearing up to launch the Edge 70 smartphone in India, with Flipkart hosting a “coming soon” page. Rumors suggest a price under ₹35,000 and a possible December 15 debut, with a local variant that might pack a larger battery.
In a wild retro-computing feat, a hobbyist successfully ran a 25-year-old 3dfx Voodoo2 graphics accelerator on a modern AMD Ryzen 9 9900X system. The project required a special PCIe dock, patched drivers, and disabling Windows 11 security. It’s more of a proof-of-concept than a practical way to game
For the first time ever, a discrete graphics card has been shown running on Windows on ARM. This technical proof-of-concept could eventually change the entire game for ARM-based PCs, putting pressure on major players like NVIDIA and AMD.
XPG has unveiled its Armax DDR5 memory series, designed with a low-profile, stealth fighter aesthetic for small form factor PCs. The modules hit speeds up to 6400MT/s and come in both RGB and non-RGB variants.
A new study reveals the magnetic component of light has a first-order effect on atomic spins, a force previously thought to be negligible. This could open the door to manipulating matter with light in entirely new ways.
In a major shift, Micron is exiting its Crucial consumer memory business to prioritize AI and data center chips. The brand will ship products until the end of February 2026. This move comes as AI demand causes severe memory shortages and price spikes.
