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An anonymous YMTC employee reportedly predicted the memory shortage will last three more years, while TrendForce and Micron disagree on the 2027 NAND outlook. Primary sources show how supply allocation to AI SSDs and new fab ramp-ups affect prices and procurement.
IBM's fifth-generation FlashCore Module keeps Everspin MRAM. We trace the 2018 design choice, how MRAM, SLC and QLC divide the work, and how to read the 105.6TB capacity figure.
We check meinGAMING, a German electricity plan aimed at gamers, against the official FAQ and regional rates. Bonus-adjusted monthly prices, actual payments, price-guarantee exclusions and PC power estimates show which households may come out ahead.
OpenAI is rolling out textGrain, a text watermark, for ChatGPT and Codex in the EU. We examine how it works, how detection differs between English and other languages, and how human editing relates to the EU's disclosure rules, drawing on primary sources.
After updating to Windows 11 26H2, one 16GB laptop showed roughly 2GB lower memory use. We trace Microsoft's official update history on responsiveness, explain the brief CPU boost and memory optimizations, and show how to read Task Manager's numbers.
RemoveMacAI for macOS 27 turns off Apple Intelligence, deletes its downloaded models and blocks re-downloads. Its public code and Apple's management specs show which features can stay, when storage is recovered and how OS updates could affect it.
Qualcomm and Huawei announced a cross-license covering 5G, AI and more, plus Qualcomm's purchase of some Huawei US patents. We look at past agreements, both companies' patent businesses, and how licensing differs from ownership and chip supply.
NASA and IBM have released a foundation model built on 17 years of lunar observations and more. Drawing on the primary paper, we look at how it adapts data from different instruments for research, and what its ice and crater performance figures actually measure.
Taiwanese IC designers are reportedly weighing price increases of 5% to double digits from late 2026 to early 2027. We look at why the pressure varies by customer: capacity shifting to AI-related parts, long-term contracts, yields at alternative fabs, and the timing and access rights of new fabs.
The Nuclear Innovation Institute has opened a new centre for space isotopes. We look at how nuclear batteries work, how their fuel is processed, U.S. production results and Europe's supply plans, and what Canada would need to extend its medical isotope expertise to space.
