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Radeon prices reportedly rise in October. In China, the RX 9060 XT 16GB and RX 9070 GRE are now just 100 yuan apart, though the GRE has 4GB less memory. Here is how official specs and tighter GDDR6 supply affect the choice.
AMD plans a dedicated lightweight FSR 4 model for existing APUs. We use AMD's official processing times to look at what "lightweight" means on handhelds, how image quality, frame rate and responsiveness differ, and the conditions behind Intel's performance claims.
IDC's preliminary Q3 2026 data shows global PC shipments down 20.1%, with three major vendors accounting for about 73% of the decline. HP's earnings, US price-tier data and memory supply help explain why PCs may not get cheaper.
The Financial Times reports OpenAI's annualized revenue was close to $50 billion, versus the roughly $70 billion figure reported earlier. The roughly $20 billion gap comes down to gross versus net accounting, and revenue differs from funding.
Ethereum researchers are calling for calm preparation as AI accelerates math research. We look at how public keys get exposed even without sending funds, how NIST signature standards differ in size, and how long a network migration could take.
TSMC and GlobalFoundries have signed a $2 billion manufacturing deal for silicon interposers, with production ramp-up planned for 2028. We cross-check the part's role and Amkor's packaging plans to see what must still fall into place for a US AI chip supply chain.
GitHub Copilot will begin an experimental preview of automatic switching between PC-based and cloud AI models in late October. We look at how it differs from existing local connections, the 53GB model and 75.5GB peak memory, output quality, and network and execution permissions.
The US government has suspended PERM labor certification for eight companies, including Microsoft and Adobe. Here is what Microsoft's filing breakdown, the rules on laid-off workers and H-1B extension conditions mean for hiring and long-term employment of foreign engineers.
TrendForce expects global laptop shipments to fall again in 2027. We look at why the improved 2026 forecast isn't a demand recovery, how cheap component stockpiles are running down, why SSD capacities are being trimmed, and how TrendForce's NAND outlook differs from Micron's.
Bloomberg reports Apple plans to unveil a touchscreen MacBook Pro around October 27. Using Apple's published HDR brightness specs and Sidecar's touch-input handling, we look at what OLED and finger control could mean for Mac apps.
