Intel’s latest AI Playground software update appears to have leaked a major new GPU. The guide references an unnamed Arc GPU with a massive 32 GB of VRAM, sparking speculation about the upcoming Battlemage architecture.
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Z Flip8 foldable will reportedly be powered by the new Exynos 2600 chipset, continuing a shift started with the Flip7. Meanwhile, the pricier Z Fold8 is said to be sticking with a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor.
It’s been a brutal week for hardware startups. Three major players—iRobot, Luminar, and Rad Power Bikes—have all filed for bankruptcy, each undone by a mix of tariffs, supply chains, and market shifts.
Samsung has announced its Exynos 2600 processor, built on a cutting-edge 2-nanometer manufacturing process. This could give its upcoming phones a performance and efficiency edge, but a regional chip split might still be in the cards.
According to new leaks, Lenovo is working on a radical gaming laptop with a screen that extends horizontally. The so-called Legion Pro Rollable could feature top-tier specs, but at a sky-high price. It’s expected to debut next month.
According to AppleInsider, 2027 could see Apple releasing six or seven distinct iPhone models annually. The year might also bring an OLED-screened iMac, a potential iMac Pro with M6 Max, and two new low-cost MacBooks.
The RAM market is brutal, making used components a smart financial play. Navigating the used market requires knowing your specs and what physical damage to avoid. Here’s a practical guide to upgrading on a budget.
Apple’s push into custom AI server chips is hitting a familiar wall: advanced packaging capacity. According to a brokerage note, the company may turn to Intel’s EMIB technology to get its “Baltra” server chips out the door by 2028.
The specs for Samsung’s upcoming 2nm Exynos 2600 chip have surfaced, pointing to a 10-core CPU and a new AMD GPU. However, tipsters are already disagreeing on the key details, casting doubt on the leak’s accuracy.
Google is finally addressing the Pixel 10’s GPU performance issues with a new driver in the latest beta. The update, version 25.1 from Imagination Technologies, brings support for Vulkan 1.4 and Android 16. Users will see stable improvements in March 2026.
