Apple is reportedly changing its launch strategy for the new iPhone 18 series this fall. The company is said to release only high-end models (iPhone 18 Pro, Pro Max, and a new foldable iPhone Ultra), with other models to be introduced next spring.
AI giant OpenAI is reportedly venturing into the hardware world, working on a mysterious new device. Leaked information suggests the company's first hardware product might be an unusual mini keyboard.
Turkey and Qatar have formed a strategic partnership to strengthen satellite communication infrastructure with the new generation Türksat-Biruni satellite. This collaboration aims to expand the global service network, targeting stronger coverage in the Middle East, North Africa, Europe, and Central Asia.
Innovative tech company Nothing definitively denied claims of withdrawing from various markets, putting an end to speculations about its future strategies.
Geekbench 7, the new version of the popular performance testing tool, has been officially released, aiming to redefine hardware benchmarking with updated measurement methods and comprehensive capabilities.
Samsung unveiled its smart glasses at the Galaxy Unpacked event in London. Developed in collaboration with Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, these new wearable devices also feature Galaxy AI capabilities.
NVIDIA unveiled its Vera Rubin NVL72 processor and the new Rubin GPU architecture, offering up to a 10x performance increase compared to Blackwell. This innovation aims to transform AI processing power in data centers.
Microsoft announced it will use AMD's next-generation Instinct and EPYC processors in its server systems. This strategic partnership includes an expanded collaboration covering AMD's GPUs, CPUs, networking solutions, and software on Microsoft Azure.
Apple's main chip manufacturer has reportedly decided to significantly increase its prices for 2027. This development could impact rising costs in the semiconductor industry and overall pricing strategies in the technology market.
