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The PS5 jailbreak Relapse supports system software 7.00–13.60. We look at the removal of bundled tools, the Switch emulator's move to Vulkan, and what jailbreak success means for app compatibility and official updates.
NuvaCore says it can develop over 95% of a CPU core's foundational IP before fixing the instruction set. We examine what that figure covers, and the memory-ordering and software-validation constraints that remain, based on primary sources.
Restate has raised $20 million in a Series A. We look at how it records model responses and tool results for recovery, why external APIs still need idempotency, and what Replit's adoption and BYOC pricing show.
The 60% figure for iPhone Duo refers to Foxconn's finished-device assembly yield, reported in September. The Elec reported panel-level yield above 80% in June, already approved by Apple. Separating process and timing shows what may govern production speed, including a pending Apple decision.
Google has announced Gemini 4 Argon. We compare its 1M-token output limit and business-oriented benchmarks with Astra, Opus, and the latest Sol and Sonnet, and look at its limited-time pricing, per-task costs, and restricted rollout.
DDR4 spot prices rose and NAND wafer prices fell at the end of September, yet Q4 contract prices are forecast to increase. We break down the differences across enterprise SSDs, PC SSDs and wafers, and the supply and purchasing conditions behind them.
Chiba University and collaborators have unveiled a method that generates event camera output directly from 3D space. Time search and statistical early termination cut computation time. We explain how it differs from prior work, what the "about one-third" comparison means, and the challenges that remain for real devices.
China's seven-ministry 15th Five-Year Plan for new batteries calls for initial large-scale application of all-solid-state batteries by 2030, but the public version sets no volume target. BYD's and Gotion High-Tech's reported solid-state capacity equals about 0.09% of H1 2026 lithium battery output. Numeric targets focus on lifespan and quality of existing batteries.
Korean media report that NVIDIA wants suppliers to speed up glass substrate development, with adoption possible before 2028. TSMC's test package and delays at Samsung Electro-Mechanics and SKC show that large-scale customer qualification is still unconfirmed.
Anthropic reports that Z.ai's open-weight GLM-5.3 comes close to Claude Mythos Preview on certain exploit-development tests. We cross-check primary sources from NIST and Z.ai, explain why same-name benchmark scores differ, note the limits of the simulated tests, and consider what it means for defenders.
