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Consumer Tech

Samsung's LPDDR5X-PIM Does the Arithmetic Inside the Memory Chip

LPDDR5X-PIM reports 614 GB/s against 76.8, but that is the bandwidth inside the memory. The host interface is unchanged. The point is that the data never makes the journey.

27 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
The underside of a processor package, showing its grid of gold contacts surrounding an exposed die.
Consumer Tech

Apple Put Its First 2nm Chip in an $899 Mac mini

The M6 brings 12 cores and two 16-core Neural Engines. The spec comparisons are drawn against the M5 and the speed comparisons against the M4, which is two generations of gain read as one.

25 Aug 2026 · 8 min read
A close-up of a computer board showing a large processor package beside empty memory slots.
Consumer Tech

Nvidia's Vera Has Six Dies and One of Them Holds Every Core

Coverage has compressed the disclosure into 88 cores across six chiplets. The cores sit on a single monolithic die and the chiplets carry memory and I/O — which is the whole point, and the reason is latency.

25 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
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Consumer Tech

Apple Music Will Label AI Tracks, Using Whatever The Distributor Declared

Made With AI labels arrive later this year, tagged by labels and distributors rather than detected by Apple. A label that appears means the supplier said so; a label that is absent means nothing in particular.

24 Aug 2026 · 6 min read
Illustrative: a microscope objective lens positioned over a glass slide on the stage, of the kind used to examine tissue sections.
Health & Wellness

A Startup Launched With Tissue, Blood And Outcomes From 500,000 Patients

Network Bio raised US$50 million and disclosed a US$30 million-plus agreement with an unnamed Fortune 100 healthcare company. The asset is four academic biobanks linked patient by patient, and a consent question nobody has settled.

23 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
An Android phone lying at an angle showing a home screen of app folders, illustrating a report on developer verification reaching four launch markets.
Consumer Tech

From 30 September, Indonesia, Singapore And Thailand Get Android's New Sideloading Rules First

On certified devices in four launch markets, apps will need a verified developer behind them to install or update normally. Three of the four are in Southeast Asia. Everywhere else follows in 2027.

23 Aug 2026 · 8 min read
A vital signs monitor in focus beside an out-of-focus hospital bed, illustrating a report on United States state laws regulating clinical artificial intelligence.
Health & Wellness

Twenty-One US States Now Regulate Clinical AI, And They Do Not Agree

Thirty-three healthcare AI laws were enacted by the end of 2025, from more than 250 bills introduced across 47 states. The common threads are restrictions on autonomous clinical decisions and mandatory disclosure to patients.

22 Aug 2026 · 8 min read
Traffic light trails along the Las Vegas Strip at night, illustrating a report on Nevada approving commercial robotaxi permits in Clark County.
Consumer Tech

Nevada Approved Thousands Of Robotaxis. Tesla's Own Engineer Says They Will Not Arrive.

The Nevada Transportation Authority granted Tesla up to 5,000 vehicles, Waymo 1,000 and Uber 1,000 across Clark County over twelve months. At the same hearing Tesla's Cybercab chief engineer said he did not think the company would be in a position to deploy 5,000 by then.

22 Aug 2026 · 8 min read
A professional video camera on a tripod facing a lit studio set, illustrating a report on a change to how a video platform counts views.
Consumer Tech

From Sunday A YouTube View Means Something Different

Views will count from the first frame instead of after about 30 seconds, and the old measure becomes Engaged Views inside analytics. Monetisation does not change. The public number does, and regional creator rates are priced on it.

20 Aug 2026 · 8 min read
An engineer working at a laptop beside electronics test rigs, illustrating a report on component costs in Xiaomi's handset margins.
Consumer Tech

The Memory Shortage Just Showed Up in Xiaomi's Phone Margin

Smartphone gross margin fell to 8.5 per cent from 11.5, with the company naming memory costs at historically high levels. Shipments fell 26 per cent while average prices rose, and the margin went down anyway.

19 Aug 2026 · 8 min read
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