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Apple has announced a special event for September 9 at 10am Pacific Time (2am September 10 in Japan). The product name hasn't been revealed, but reports suggest a shift in release schedules pushing Pro models and a foldable device to fall, drawing attention to what the new CEO will unveil.
AMD's Technical Information Portal product categories and a Linux HSMP patch shed light on Olympic Ridge and Medusa1/2 configurations across AM5 and FP10. Here's what's confirmed and what remains unannounced.
Intel 18A-P's '30%' figure compares GAA transistors and backside power delivery against FinFET cores at roughly 0.5V. It is not a measure of Diamond Rapids product performance—here's how to read what 18A-P actually adds over 18A.
Marking Linux's 35th anniversary by comparing the official 0.01 and 7.2 tarballs, this piece examines how a licensing change and a distributed review system allowed the source code to grow roughly 4,000-fold.
Google has released Gemini 3.5 Transcribe, a dedicated speech-to-text model, in public preview. Here's how the Live and recorded-audio APIs differ, plus accuracy benchmarks and pricing to weigh before adoption.
Smartphones read smudged or torn QR codes without hesitation. Behind this lies mathematical redundancy from Reed-Solomon coding—the same method used in music CDs—and four error-correction levels (L, M, Q, H) that let users choose the trade-off between correction capability and data capacity for different use cases.
TamperBench, presented at KDD '26 by an international research team including the University of Waterloo, shows that safety mechanisms in all 21 open-weight LLMs tested could be neutralized. The findings expose the limits of existing defense techniques and raise new questions for public procurement and safety evaluation.
Google has added legal-specific skills and connectors to its existing Gemini Enterprise platform. The new offering handles contract processing and legal research within existing permission structures, but pricing and real-world accuracy remain undisclosed.
Taiwanese prosecutors allege that NVIDIA and Supermicro staff bypassed internal sales screening from within, funneling 74 B300-equipped servers to China. The case exposes how whitelists and on-site checks alone cannot stop internal collusion.
CBAK aims to expand its Nanjing Phase 2 cylindrical cell production capacity from 3 GWh to a long-term target of 18 GWh. But the existing 3 GWh line is still ramping up, and recovery of both daily output and gross margin will determine whether the plan is achievable.
