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More GPU price hikes loom for Asia as Japanese distributor warns of new increases
By Zhiye Liu Published
Japanese technology supplier and distributor confirms that the Gigabyte graphics card will cost between 20% and 40% more due to a new price increase.

US mulling ban on key Chinese networking tech in data center component crackdown
By Jowi Morales Published
Another day, another ban.

Texas slams on the brakes for 1,800 data centers, power grid requirements are five times higher than peak record demand
By Jowi Morales Published
Where will they get all that power?

Kioxia and Sandisk demonstrate the world's highest-density 3D NAND flash
By Anton Shilov Published
Kioxia and Sandisk introduce BiCS10 3D QLC NAND device with a record areal density of over 37 Gbit/mm^2.

New HBF spec outlines tech that can give GPUs terabytes of extra memory
By Anton Shilov Published
Sandisk and SK hynix formally introduce HBF specification that promises up to 3 TB/s of bandwidth eventually, though only four companies are currently interested in the technology.

PC cooling outfit Arctic reverses tariff-era price hikes after US government refund
By Kunal Khullar Published
The company says it is honoring its earlier promise to reverse tariff-driven price increases, becoming one of the first PC hardware vendors to publicly roll back pricing after a major court ruling.

At least 37 people arrested in 2026 so far for protesting against data centers, most for breaking 'petty rules'
By Jowi Morales Published
People from all walks of life are risking their freedom to stop data centers in their communities.

‘Apple is getting this wrong,’ says OpenAI
By Jowi Morales Published
OpenAI denies Apple's allegations in a blog post. The company claims that it doesn't have and even doesn't want its rivals trade secrets.
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