Intel says its next-generation 14A semiconductor process is outperforming its defect-reduction targets, giving the company fresh momentum in the race for advanced chip manufacturing.
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Intel says its next-generation 14A semiconductor process is outperforming its defect-reduction targets, giving the company fresh momentum in the race for advanced chip manufacturing.
Qualcomm’s next-generation Oryon CPU will reach 5GHz for the first time in a mobile processor, while a new FlexCache architecture aims to improve gaming, multitasking and sustained performance.
Plaud One combines wireless earbuds, 4G eSIM connectivity and an AI agent that can turn conversations into notes, documents and tasks.
Universal, Sony, Warner and EA have invested in Stability AI’s $76 million Series B, signaling a deeper alliance between generative AI and the entertainment industry.
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