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Raspberry Pi is raising 2GB Pi 4 and Pi 5 prices by $12.50 each. Past official prices, the different timing of Compute Module increases and the fading effect of cheap inventory show the limits of keeping prices low.
A leaked table lists seven models said to be Nova Lake-S, including three with a "BFC" suffix and BLLC marking. We check the table, a note on LP-E cores in standard models, the source of the 144MB rumor, and the factors that will shape competition with AMD X3D.
In Valve's September 2026 Steam survey, 32GB passed 16GB and the RTX 5070 took first place. We check the OS breakdown, the shift in language settings and official game requirements to help with upgrade decisions.
Windows 11's Advanced Shader Delivery is now self-service for developers. We explain how SODB and PSDB differ, the two ways to collect shaders, why waits can return after updates, and what the October GPU expansion and per-game delivery conditions mean.
After the US government's AI-to-SI renaming, new .si registrations jumped. Official monthly data, resale-market observations and hosting providers' responses show how acquiring a name differs from AI services actually taking off.
OpenAI dismissed three employees for violating rules on handling confidential information. We compare its public policies on external safety assessments, employee concerns and unauthorized disclosure, and look at what METR's independent investigation reveals about access and its limits.
NVIDIA has announced a 64GB DGX Spark starting at $4,999. We compare that price with the earlier 128GB model and look at KV cache headroom, the conditions for linking two units, and what NVIDIA Sync offers now and what is planned.
Micron's four-site expansion in Taiwan, broken down by wafer fabrication, HBM packaging and testing. We examine what the NT$1.6 trillion cumulative investment means, the reuse of existing facilities, and Nanya Technology's approval for a Pingtung plant, using official materials and local reporting.
Nikkei reports Toshiba will spend about ¥60 billion to double its HDD production capacity. We estimate the drives needed based on the M12's rated capacities and look at SMR adoption conditions, product development stages, and shifts in Toshiba's finances.
In Tavus's own one-minute call experiment, 26 of 54 people judged Griffin-Lite to be human. We read that result alongside NVIDIA's benchmark breakdown to separate naturalness, misidentification rates, and response timing.
