Hardware
Kioxia and Sandisk Push QLC Flash Density Higher
Kioxia and Sandisk’s latest QLC NAND announcement signals how flash makers are trying to combine extreme capacity with higher throughput and lower power for AI-era data centres.
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Hardware
SK hynix Reportedly Revives Dalian NAND Expansion
SK hynix is reportedly reviving an expansion at its Dalian NAND plant, but the reported 2027 increase should be viewed as a capacity target rather than a confirmed 50% rise in all of the company’s Chinese flash output.
AI
AI reasoning trace flaw exposes security trade-offs
A newly disclosed weakness in some AI APIs showed that supposedly hidden reasoning traces could be recovered, exposing a difficult trade-off between model secrecy, security and transparency.
Security
Zoom Fixes Reported Screen-Sharing Device Takeover Flaw
A reportedly fixed Zoom screen-sharing vulnerability shows how a feature designed for collaboration can become a device-control risk when permission boundaries fail.
Hardware
Tesla Terafab Hiring Points to Memory Ambitions
Tesla’s Terafab recruitment shows that Musk’s semiconductor project is moving beyond broad ambition towards the specialist process work required for advanced memory, although commercial production remains a distant and unusually difficult objective.
AI
AI Expands the Genetic Map of Schizophrenia
A new gene-network modelling study expands the map of schizophrenia-associated genes, but its main value lies in prioritising biological questions rather than delivering a diagnostic test or immediate treatment.
Hardware
Sony and TSMC Plan Next-Generation Image Sensor Venture
Sony Semiconductor Solutions and TSMC have signed a preliminary agreement to pursue a Japan-based joint venture for next-generation image sensors, extending a partnership that combines sensor design with advanced chip manufacturing.
Security
Quantum Voting Experiments Advance Election Security
Recent laboratory demonstrations show how entangled quantum states could strengthen ballot secrecy and tamper detection, but they remain far from replacing the safeguards required for public elections.
Hardware
Intel Nova Lake-S Leak Points to 12-Core Xe3P iGPU
A fresh leak suggests Intel may be preparing a Nova Lake-S desktop processor that treats integrated graphics as a major power and platform-design priority rather than a basic display feature.
Hardware
AMD Adds NPU-Free Ryzen 7 449 and Ryzen 5 439
AMD has added the Ryzen 7 449 and Ryzen 5 439 to its mobile Ryzen 400 lineup, retaining Zen 5-based CPU and RDNA 3.5 graphics resources while omitting the dedicated AI engine found in Ryzen AI equivalents.
Hardware
Memory Makers Lock In Billions as AI Supply Tightens
A reported US$38 billion in customer collateral highlights how AI-led demand has shifted bargaining power towards the small group of companies that make advanced memory chips.
AI
AI Slop Backlash Starts to Reshape Platform Policies
Public resistance to low-quality generative AI is beginning to reshape platform policies, product decisions and the incentives behind mass-produced online content.
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