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Researchers have proposed QUOPS, a metric that measures both the size of computation a quantum computer can run and its effective speed. We look at the four-machine comparison, the trial overhead of error mitigation, and the assumptions behind targets such as RSA-2048.
TSMC's 1.4nm process (A14) is on track for trial production in 2027 and mass production in 2028. The company will forgo High-NA EUV in favor of Low-NA multi-patterning and NanoFlex Pro, while A13—arriving in 2029 with a 97% optical shrink—aims to deliver an edge in yield and cost efficiency.
Windows 11 still supports 8.3 short file names. Disabling them can make a big difference when creating over a million files, but Microsoft warns about removing existing ones. Here is what to know.
Geely combined AI charge management with pulse-based "repair" and says it extends EV battery cycle life by 20%. We look at how slowing degradation differs from restoring lost capacity, and which test conditions remain undisclosed.
A $500-a-month ChatGPT Pro Max plan has surfaced in reports. Using OpenAI's official pricing and speed documents, we compare it with today's Pro plans and sort out what is still unconfirmed about usage limits and Cerebras.
ReactOS has significantly updated its DirectX compatibility layer to align with Wine 10. Here's what the 498,142 lines added actually mean, and what conditions remain around OpenGL, Vulkan, legacy OS support, and testing.
Microsoft has restructured Copilot into Home, Code, and Autopilot. Based on primary sources, we break down the differences between documents, internal apps, and persistent agents—and the infrastructure that runs them after creation.
South 8 has begun running a semi-automated line for extreme-cold lithium-ion cells. The 5 MWh per year figure is a 2027 capacity target, a different stage from customer prototype work or compliance with U.S. sourcing rules.
Elon Musk says Colossus 2 currently runs 550,000 GPUs and could reach 1.21 million by the end of 2026 if three more 220,000-GPU additions go to plan. We compare his figures with SpaceX's filing, power capacity, and the earlier H100-equivalent number.
Reports say eight major U.S. companies are evaluating Intel's 14A process, and that its performance could land within 5% of TSMC's A14. But the two companies' official improvement figures use different baselines. Technical documents and earnings filings show how far customer evaluations, performance forecasts and volume demand have really progressed.
