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Taiwan's chipmaker has broken years of silence on its High-NA EUV plans, committing to deploy the advanced lithography technology by 2030 and laying out a multi-year roadmap for larger photomasks.
A new Digitimes report cites supply chain sources indicating Intel will raise processor prices by 10%, following earlier increases in 2026, as the company prepares to unveil major new products next spring.
Retailers are offering limited bargains on DDR5 and DDR4 memory even as the industry braces for further price increases. The window to find value in RAM is narrowing rapidly.
Memory prices remain elevated due to AI datacenter competition, but bundled offerings with motherboards and CPUs can help builders save on their next system upgrade.
The budget-friendly drive drops to its lowest price in a month, offering solid performance for secondary storage at just 15.7 cents per gigabyte.
AMD has submitted kernel patches revealing plans for a third core type—low-power cores designed for background tasks—signaling a shift toward heterogeneous processor designs similar to Intel's recent strategy.
The investment brings one of the semiconductor industry's leading ASIC designers into Nvidia's proprietary interconnect fabric, ensuring that custom chips remain tethered to Nvidia's infrastructure.
