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Acer unveils four new TravelMate business laptops with Intel Core Ultra 3 processors, bringing on-device AI, enterprise security, and hybrid work versatility.

Weebit Nano's advanced memory is at the heart of a South Korean national program aiming to revolutionize AI with ultra-low-power compute-in-memory chips.

onsemi will detail its long-term financial and innovation roadmap, focusing on capitalizing on AI, EV, and industrial megatrends amid fierce competition.

A Taiwanese whisky distributor is betting big on AI with $120M in proposed deals, raising questions of genius, risk, and the frenzy of the AI gold rush.

Semiconductor giant Victor Peng joins the Rambus board, signaling a strategic move to deepen its dominance in the competitive AI and data center markets.

Sensors Converge 2026 unveils its agenda, focusing on Edge AI and real-world system design, with a keynote from Intel on software-defined autonomy.

In a major IP victory, Reed Semiconductor had a Monolithic Power Systems patent voided by the USPTO. Now, Reed is hinting at its own infringement claims.

Robo.ai partners with The Ghazi Group in a landmark deal, transforming into a key compute provider for the booming AI markets in MENA and Southeast Asia.

At CES 2026, MeiG Smart unveiled a powerful AI module capable of running LLMs on-device, challenging industry leaders in the race to power the edge.

Caterpillar unveils its Cat AI Assistant and NVIDIA partnership at CES, launching autonomous construction gear and a $25M plan to upskill its workforce.

Supermicro's new liquid-cooled 6U SuperBlade packs 100 servers per rack, powered by Intel Xeon 6900 CPUs to tackle the most demanding AI & HPC workloads.

Facing market pressure, Mobileye plans a major CES 2026 reveal of its 'physical AI' and new chip architecture alongside key partner Volkswagen.

EMASS's new ultra-low-power 16nm SoC integrates advanced AI and BLE, aiming to revolutionize always-on intelligence in wearables, drones, and IoT.

The crypto giant reports massive growth, but a pivot to AI, operational fires, and rising debt reveal a risky strategy to reshape global computing power.