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Rune's RELIC system uses unused solar electricity to power GPUs, avoiding grid connections and conventional data center construction requirements.

Samsung is outsourcing additional DDR5 and SSD production while reserving internal capacity for HBM, advanced packaging, and higher-value memory products.

Mouse's X2 combines a 981 g chassis, 12.2-inch display, Ryzen AI processors, expandable RAM, and a 60 Wh battery capacity.

Samsung joined Euclyd's $231 million funding round as the Dutch startup develops an alternative AI chip architecture for commercial deployment in 2028.

United States confirms weapons are operating in orbit, while withholding their identities, capabilities, deployment dates, numbers, and intended uses.

Seagate’s survey finds AI increasing storage requirements sharply, while many organizations remain unprepared for infrastructure, sustainability and data-management demands.

The HP C7000 listing combines sixteen BL460c G8 blades, 128 cores, and 1TB DDR3 memory for £500 per blade.

Lockheed Vectis combines autonomous operation, internal weapons storage, and stealth features as Lockheed develops a higher-end CCA for the Air Force.

Nvidia's RTX PRO 5500 combines 84 GB of GDDR7 with 21,760 CUDA cores through an unusual two-sided memory configuration.

Ukraine says a Sargan-3000 destroyed a Russian naval drone with a 12.7mm remotely operated weapon during an unprecedented Black Sea encounter.

Poland's WB Group has revealed a 30kg turbojet loitering munition using a B-2-inspired shape intended to reduce radar and heat signatures.

Project Zenith preconfigures Windows 11 for developers, though its 64GB memory requirement limits it to expensive hardware.

Schroeder pairs a webcam and mirror so an AI agent can visually verify its own Radeon driver edits.

Morefine's MNAS-X1 stacks four swappable drives above its Ryzen 7 board, leaving room for a full-size gaming GPU inside.

SIXUNITED's new laptop pairs an AMD AI chip with 192GB of memory, aiming squarely at AI workloads over casual gaming

Kioxia is developing faster NAND and CXL memory products aimed at reducing AI data centers' dependence on increasingly costly conventional DRAM.

A Chinese state firm allegedly shipped 46 tons of carbon-fiber material to a sanctioned Russian drone maker, disguised as civilian cargo.

Indian Army launches AASHVAST offline lab to inspect military drones for hidden software flaws, tampered parts, and security risks.

Sony denies ending disc production completely, confirming a 10% output reduction while maintaining plans to stop new physical games in 2028.

NATO allies disrupted a Russian Arctic exercise involving a secret device reportedly designed to damage vital undersea cables without leaving evidence.

A dual-GPU AMD workstation beats expensive cloud AI subscriptions on cost only once monthly token volume climbs high enough.

Meta and Panmnesia propose a CXL data center architecture connecting up to 960 accelerators within one coherent computing domain across multiple racks.

Documents revealed disputed Pentagon requests for an OpenAI system with fewer refusals, while officials denied such language existed in final agreements.

AI-driven memory shortages are raising used smartphone prices, while repair businesses increasingly find value in components from damaged and aging devices.

Anduril and Poland's PGZ plan local Barracuda 500M production, while Fury and Thunder face separate discussions surrounding Poland's future aircraft fleets.