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Neural atom quantum computing roadmap — how laser-cooled trapped atoms could pave the path beyond physical qubit counts
By Francisco Pires Published
Premium A look at the players and roadmaps around neutral atom quantum computing

While the U.S. flip-flops on chip sanctions, China is building its own chip supply market
By Chris Stokel-Walker Published
Premium As the U.S. makes up its mind on export controls for Chinese chips, China has been developing its own supply chain, and associated trade network.

Rapidus fab roadmap examined
By Luke James Published
Premium Rapidus is building Japan's entire return to leading-edge logic on one fab in Chitose, Hokkaido.

Steam Machine interview full transcript: Valve engineers discuss $1,049 pricing, compact design, component shortages, and Windows support
By Andrew E. Freedman Published
Premium Valve's Pierre-Loup Griffais and Yazan Aldehayyat talked to Tom's Hardware about the Steam Machine, it's pricing, engineering, and even Windows support.

The bifurcated laptop landscape of Computex 2026 – MacBook Neo competitors with 8GB of RAM, and expensive Nvidia laptops promising an agentic-focused future of Windows on Arm
By Matt Safford Published
Premium Take your pick: an expensive laptop promising an agentic AI future, or affordable options with RAM allotments stuck in the past.

Imec's 2026 roadmap details 0.3nm nodes by 2038, CFET transistors become viable at 0.7nm
By Anton Shilov Published
Premium As CPP shrinking stalls, chipmakers find a new way to increase transistor density. Imec foresees 0.3nm in 2038, CFET insertion in 2038, HLSI era.

Solidigm VP talks PCIe 6.0 SSDs, next-gen floating gate NAND, liquid cooled storage and more
By Anton Shilov Published
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Is the XPS 13 a good choice for students and what can it handle day to day?
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The Dell XPS 13 is a powerful laptop with a great feature set for students and professionals who prioritize mobility.

Ditching the cloud for local AI — how I use two mini PCs to process millions of tokens a day and save money on costly API fees
By Chris Stokel-Walker Published
Premium As new data center buildouts hit planning walls and AI inference providers hike costs, is the future of AI to roll your own models?
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