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South Korea's DRAM export unit price hit $92,183 per kilogram in August 2026, up 401% year-on-year, a value now matching about 620 grams of gold. Samsung and SK hynix's shift toward prioritizing HBM production has starved the general-purpose DRAM supply, sending price increases cascading from NVIDIA's AI servers to VAIO's PCs.
LAION has published a large-scale video research dataset called LAION-BVD. Immediate open access is limited to a 1.3-billion-entry URL ledger, while the raw videos and 55M clips require an application. Performance evaluation covered just 0.56% of the total hours.
South Korea will advance a free AI service for all citizens through three consortiums led by SK Telecom, Kakao, and KT. This article examines the program's rules, from usage controls and domestic model quotas to public funding obligations from 2027 onward.
Google Research's WikiSkill separates execution logs, accumulated knowledge, and procedures, passing only verified skills to the agent that performs tasks. The paper reports performance gains alongside untested operational conditions.
OpenAI has proposed ending its model supply deal with Cursor, now a SpaceX subsidiary. Here's a breakdown of which features personal API keys can't replace, and the contractual risks facing Cursor's multi-model platform.
CXMT has announced the start of LPDDR6 mass production and its adoption in the Xiaomi 18 Fold. This article examines the 12.8Gbps specification against primary sources, along with still-unknown details on yield and supply scale.
We examine the truth behind claims that a 2010 SanDisk SSD survived 9PB of writes. Rather than physical NAND wear, the test exploited the drive's cache layer to stress the controller—revealing blind spots in SMART diagnostics.
Microsoft has shifted WinUI's mainline development to GitHub, making it possible to follow discussions and validation of changes from outside the company. The timing for accepting pull requests from external developers has not yet been announced.
Rapidus, a company with no mass-production track record, is attempting to reach the 2-nanometer chip generation by combining technology transfers from IBM and imec, a production method called RUMS, and roughly ¥2.9 trillion in government support — explained alongside the 36-year decline of Japan's semiconductor industry since 1988.
Cloudflare redesigned the DNS cache underpinning 1.1.1.1 in five stages, cutting fleet-wide memory usage by roughly 100TB. Packing data contiguously also improved insertion speed and lookup latency.
