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Apple and Broadcom job listings suggest potential Intel Foundry collaborations
By Aaron Klotz published
A new job posting at Apple exposes clues that the company could be looking at Intel as a packaging partner for future SoCs. Future M-series chips could leverage EMIB and/or Foveros.

AMD and Eviden unveil Europe's second exascale system
By Anton Shilov published
Some racks will even use Rhea2.

Bitcoin price plunges, wipes $1 trillion from value weeks after it hit all-time high
By Jowi Morales published
Bitcoin falls to below $90,000 for the first time in recent months, largely driven by sell-offs by leveraged investors.

Elon Musk wants foundry partners to build '100 – 200 billion AI chips' per year
By Anton Shilov last updated
This is orders of magnitude more than the industry can build these days.

GlobalFoundries buys silicon photonics firm Advanced Micro Foundry for undisclosed amount
By Jowi Morales published
GlobalFoundries has acquired Singapore-based silicon photonics firm Advanced Micro Foundry, positioning it as one of the leading providers of this technology for AI servers.

Hackers steal 1.8 terabytes of data from PC peripheral vendor Logitech
By Hassam Nasir published
One of many attacks exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities from Oracle's E-Business Suite.

UK couple’s garden shed datacenter heats home and cuts bills to £40
By Luke James published
A couple from Essex in the United Kingdom are heating their home with a small datacenter in their garden, according to a BBC News report.

Arm joins NVLink Fusion ecosystem
By Anton Shilov published
Arm enters into Nvidia's NVLink Fusion ecosystem, lets Arm licensees build CPUs that natively connect to Nvidia GPUs: They can now use custom CPUs and Nvidia AI accelerators.

Google and Meta delay undersea cable projects over security concerns
By Luke James published
Google and Meta have delayed segments of their subsea cable projects crossing the Red Sea, citing continuing security risks

PC hobbyist charged $684 in tariffs on $355 shipment of parts due to classification defaults as low-value import exemptions vanish
By Luke James published
A PC hobbyist says he was hit with a $684 tariff bill on a $355 shipment of retro computing parts, in what appears to be a growing pattern tied to changes in federal import rules.
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