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398 published articlesDistrict cooling can cut peak electricity demand and improve cooling efficiency in dense urban districts, but it is a targeted infrastructure tool rather than a universal cure for extreme heat.
AMD’s reported 46% share of x86 server-CPU revenue underscores a major competitive shift, but the company’s $220 billion 2030 market forecast depends on an exceptionally rapid expansion in AI-related computing demand.
Google is piloting twice-weekly Chrome security releases after AI-assisted discovery and remediation sharply increased the number of vulnerabilities reaching its patch pipeline.
TSMC’s public roadmap shows a broad push to scale advanced packaging, but it has not formally announced a direct replica of Intel’s embedded-bridge technology.
A reported April 2027 completion target for TSMC’s first Taichung A14 fab would keep the physical build on pace for pilot work before the company’s planned 2028 production ramp.
Three international spacecraft efforts are converging on asteroid Apophis’s safe 2029 Earth flyby, turning a former impact scare into a rare experiment in planetary science and defence.
France’s Parliament has adopted a far-reaching package to bar under-15s from social networks and extend school phone restrictions to high schools, but constitutional review means the measures are not yet in force.
Samsung Display’s 1,600-nit tandem OLED panels bring a new VESA-certified HDR tier to premium laptops, but the more meaningful advance is sustained brightness and durability rather than a simple doubling of brightness.
Taiwan’s third enforcement action in an alleged illegal AI-server export case has broadened scrutiny from Supermicro’s supply chain to a suspect whom local media identified as an Nvidia employee.
X Money’s US rollout brings payments, a debit card and a headline-grabbing yield into the X app, but its early economics and safeguards will face close scrutiny.
Microsoft’s cloud and AI businesses delivered strong fourth-quarter growth, while Xbox content and services declined and the company began a broad reset intended to restore gaming growth in fiscal 2027.
Reports from Taiwan and downstream price lists indicate that Nvidia’s GeForce supply costs may be rising again, but the eventual impact on retail prices will vary by model and region.
