Data center rack densities are exploding from 6 kilowatts to megawatt levels within a decade. Swiss company Corintis is developing microfluidic cooling that targets liquid directly to hot spots on chips. Their tests with Microsoft showed 3x better heat removal and 80% lower chip temperatures.
ioTech has launched its next-generation io600 platform for digital material deposition. The system uses AI-driven feedback and closed-loop control to enable micron-precision manufacturing at industrial scales.
Morgan Stanley delivered a stunning double downgrade of Dell from overweight to underweight, cutting its price target from $144 to $110. The bank warns that rising DRAM and NAND memory costs could hammer Dell’s margins over the next 12-18 months. This represents an 18% downside from Friday’s closing
Adata is bringing 128GB DDR5 modules to mainstream desktops using new 4-rank CUDIMM technology. This breakthrough effectively doubles current capacity limits, enabling 256GB systems on dual-DIMM motherboards. The modules are already being validated on MSI’s upcoming Z890 platforms.
Anduril and UAE’s Edge Group are teaming up to produce the Omen tailsitter drone, with an initial order for 50 systems. The 1,000-lb aircraft uses hybrid propulsion from Archer Aviation and targets larger military aircraft missions. The partnership includes a $200 million investment and new engineer
Intel has submitted its final batch of Xe driver feature updates for the upcoming Linux 6.19 kernel. The changes include SRIOV administration capabilities, job queue limits, and various bug fixes. This marks the completion of major feature development for Intel’s modern graphics driver architecture.
ASUS reports “extremely positive” market response to the new Xbox ROG Ally handheld. The company says demand for premium models has surprised them and revealed revenue projections between $96-160 million.
Tech marketing often pushes confusing terms that make motherboard shopping difficult. One writer shares how specific features initially drew them to flagships, but the quality and reliability kept them coming back despite the premium price.
Intel has updated its XeSS SDK to bring frame generation support to Meteor Lake integrated graphics. The chips use DPAS AI units instead of full tensor hardware, requiring optimization work. This should help boost performance on laptops and handhelds that struggle with frame rates.
The Abu Dhabi-listed company has activated the first phase of its Ethiopian operations using renewable energy from the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. This marks a significant expansion of Bitcoin mining infrastructure in Africa with state utility cooperation.
