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Big Tech strategy, semiconductor supply chains and the money behind the technology industry, reported by The Silicon Ledger.
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.
It opened in February 2010 as a small web studio called NiceWeb and took its current name in 2019. The Silicon Ledger looks at what changed along the way, what did not, and how the two brothers at the top divide the work.
Anaconda's acquisition of Outerbounds combines Python's trusted package ecosystem with production-grade ML orchestration, addressing a critical enterprise challenge: AI-generated code ships 1.7 times more defects than human-written alternatives.
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.
Netflix has abandoned its pursuit of Warner Bros. Discovery after Paramount Skydance raised its bid, with Netflix executives citing the deal's lack of financial appeal at the higher price.
Huawei's Atlas 900 supernodes and expanding Ascend and Kunpeng ecosystems reveal a computing approach built for scale rather than per-chip performance, positioning the company as China's answer to vertically integrated AI infrastructure.
From coal plants forced back online to AI's humbling pivot toward practical tools, December 2025 brought a year of inflated promises crashing down to earth.
A budget-conscious parts list leverages a limited-time motherboard and memory bundle to deliver solid 1080p gaming performance without compromising on modern features.
