Netgear is making a serious push into the enterprise space with a completely new partner program. The company’s channel chief calls this a “bold, new chapter” for the networking vendor, shifting focus from consumer to enterprise credibility.
Oppo’s Reno15 series is shaping up with some serious specs. The device just leaked on Geekbench revealing MediaTek’s new Dimensity 8450 processor and generous 16GB RAM configuration.
Nintendo’s Switch 2 has sold 10.36 million units in its first six months, making it the biggest console launch in history. The company has raised its hardware forecast to 19 million units by March 2026 as Mario Kart World leads software sales with 9.57 million copies.
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 series could see price increases due to surging component costs. Key components like SoCs and camera modules have jumped 12% and 8% respectively, while high-bandwidth memory prices have surged over 16% since early 2025. This might end Samsung’s two-year streak of holdin
Samsung is setting ambitious targets for its future Galaxy S26 lineup, aiming to outsell the upcoming S25 generation. This comes as the company’s mobile revenue shows signs of recovery, potentially reaching KRW 120 trillion this year after years of stagnation around KRW 100 trillion.
Samsung’s pioneering Galaxy S20 FE has officially reached its software update end-of-life. The 2020 fan favorite won’t receive any more security patches. Owners should consider upgrading to newer models like the S25 FE.
Nintendo’s Switch 2 has achieved the strongest console launch in gaming history, selling 10.36 million units by September 2025. This unprecedented performance signals a major shift in the gaming landscape that could redefine market expectations for years to come.
Recent reports indicate significant price increases for both Intel and AMD processors, particularly affecting previous-generation models. The surge appears driven by AI industry demand and component shortages, creating ripple effects across the DIY market.
Cisco’s Unified Edge strategy targets distributed enterprises with compact, integrated infrastructure. But can their networking-centric approach win in the fragmented edge computing market against specialized competitors?
The Samsung-Nvidia partnership represents more than just GPU deployment—it’s a fundamental realignment of semiconductor power dynamics. This collaboration could accelerate AI development while creating new competitive pressures across the industry.
