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398 published articlesA report that TSMC is holding about US$1 billion of Apple chips while awaiting DRAM deliveries underlines how a memory shortage can disrupt device production even after leading-edge processors have been fabricated.
Replacing a newly bought petrol car with a battery-electric model can reduce lifetime climate emissions, but the result depends on use, electricity and what happens to the discarded vehicle.
Google DeepMind says its WeatherNext model can match a previous generation of cyclone forecasts roughly 24 hours earlier, but the result is a measure of forecast skill rather than a guarantee of an extra day for every warning.
Quake’s 30th-anniversary update adds Dawn of the Machine, a substantial free episode that uses a classic shooter framework to explore progression, revisited spaces and modern level-design ideas.
A single MacBook Pro owner’s stuck Delete key and reported $895 repair quote have raised questions about service costs, but do not establish a wider M5 Max defect.
The FDA’s approval of Moderna’s mFlusiva introduces mRNA technology to U.S. seasonal influenza vaccination, but its evidence base and regulatory status differ by age group.
Marvel Rivals’ Season 9.5 update will add The Hood on 7 August while using a texture-compression overhaul intended to remove roughly 40 GB from PC installations and 15 GB from current-generation console versions.
New work by Aaron Landesman and Ishan Levy establishes long-sought statistical results for quadratic function fields, advancing—but not fully resolving—the Cohen–Lenstra programme inspired by Gauss’s study of quadratic forms.
A report claiming that AMD’s Zen 6 desktop processors could deliver 15–18% more gaming performance than Zen 5 is plausible in outline, but remains an unverified projection rather than a product benchmark.
Sandisk ended fiscal 2026 with sharply higher revenue, margins and cash generation, while its next-quarter outlook points to continued demand for flash storage in data-centre and edge markets.
Sony argues that PlayStation will retain a lower entry price and a distinct user experience from high-end gaming PCs even as it ends physical-disc production for new releases in 2028.
Apple’s latest quarterly filing identifies AI computing capacity as a material supply risk, illustrating how demand for cloud infrastructure is becoming a constraint even for the world’s largest technology companies.
