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Tech titans team up to form optical interconnect alliance to solve the AI buildout's big data bottleneck
By Sayem Ahmed published
Premium OCI MSA collaboration seeks to break past the copper wall

Nvidia promises a 1-million-times improvement in path tracing, thanks to AI progress
By Hassam Nasir published
Thanks to rapid AI progress.

ROG Xbox Ally X gaming handheld to get Auto Super Resolution boost in April
By Kunal Khullar published
Auto Super Resolution, an OS-level AI upscaling feature for Windows 11, is heading to the ROG Xbox Ally X and could deliver noticeable frame-rate improvements.

Iran conflict delays Meta’s 2Africa undersea cable project
By Jowi Morales published
The Iran war is going to be costly for the tech sector.

China's ByteDance to access 36,000 Blackwell GPU cluster through Malaysia cloud operator
By Anton Shilov published
Nvidia says it is permissible for ByteDance to use AI clusters outside of China to develop its AI prowess as long as these clusters are built in compliance with the U.S. export controls.

2026 PC shipment forecast slashed amid memory shortages
By Anton Shilov published
IDC expects unit shipments of PCs in 2026 to be down 11.3% year-over-year, but the whole market value will increase 1.6% due to higher prices.

Silicon Power US RMA policy now hedges against AI-driven RAM and SSD shortages
By Bruno Ferreira published
Most RAM and SSD manufacturers still offer in-warranty replacements as Silicon Power U.S. hedges policy against shortages

China bans OpenClaw from government computers and issues security guidelines amid adoption frenzy
By Luke James published
China's central government warned state enterprises and agencies not to install OpenClaw on office computers this week as multiple government bodies moved to rein in the AI agent.
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