Littelfuse has introduced a new series of TVS diodes designed specifically for 12V battery anti-reverse protection. The TPSMB Asymmetrical Series is billed as a single-component solution that can lower conduction loss and overall system cost.
According to a Wccftech report on German retailer Mindfactory’s weekly sales, Intel’s revenue share for desktop CPUs has fallen below 5% for the first time. AMD sold over 3,500 units last week, compared to Intel’s roughly 250. The data highlights a severe and ongoing decline for Intel in the consume
H3C has launched the LinSeer MegaCube, a compact mini PC powered by NVIDIA’s GB10 Superchip. It features 128GB of memory and can run AI models with up to 200 billion parameters. The price in China converts to over $5,000 USD.
Johny Srouji, the Apple exec behind the company’s powerful in-house chips, has shot down rumors of his departure. In an internal memo, he stated he has no plans to leave, countering a weekend report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.
A hardware hacker successfully booted Windows 11 from a USB drive on a PlayStation 5 APU. The CPU and RAM were detected, but the integrated GPU was completely unrecognized, requiring a separate graphics card.
Festo has launched a new adaptive gripper designed for hygienic environments like food and pharmaceutical production. It’s built to handle irregular, delicate items without causing damage and can withstand intense cleaning procedures.
Kyocera has demonstrated underwater wireless optical communication achieving 5.2 Gbps in lab tests. The company aims to commercialize a 2 Gbps product by March 2027, enabling live video feeds for underwater drones and robotics.
Samsung has officially started the One UI 8.5 public beta program, with the initial rollout hitting the Galaxy S25 series in South Korea, the US, the UK, Germany, India, and Poland. The update, based on Android 16, promises a major visual overhaul and new AI-powered capabilities. The stable release
MSI is launching a new MicroATX motherboard for AMD’s AM5 platform. The B850MPOWER focuses on memory overclocking and storage flexibility for smaller, powerful PCs.
Dell has implemented a global price increase of 15-20% across its entire PC lineup, citing rising component and logistics costs. Lenovo is reportedly finalizing similar price adjustments to take effect in January 2025. This signals a major shift for the PC market after years of aggressive discounts.
