Intel’s Lunar Lake launch has been warmly received, signaling a strong comeback for the tech giant. However, Qualcomm’s latest benchmarks for the Snapdragon X Elite and 2nd Gen Oryon CPU reveal remarkable performance, surpassing both Intel and AMD. This sets the stage for an intense competitive landscape in the processor market.
Tencent and the Guillemot Family are considering a Ubisoft buyout, while Spruce Pine dominates global high-purity quartz supply. TSMC teams with Amkor to enhance U.S. chip packaging, crucial for AI industries. Upcoming releases like Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred on PS5 Pro, and Silent Hill 2 remakes, showcase advanced gaming visuals. Intel’s Granite Rapids CPUs are priced with flagship models reaching $17,800 US.
NVIDIA’s Blackwell AI products see unprecedented demand, while Starfield is dubbed Bethesda’s best game yet. iPhone 16 Pro Max dominates the camera battle, and iPadOS 18.0.1 resolves issues for iPad Pro users. Google’s Gemini Live expands support to 40 languages, and Apple preps OLED displays for iPhone SE 4. Oura Ring 4 challenges Samsung’s Galaxy Ring, as GeForce NOW and Diablo IV release exciting updates. Meanwhile, NVIDIA hints at phasing out RTX 4080 SUPER for new models.
Intel plans to cut costs by laying off “thousands of employees” to prioritize R&D efforts, leading to workforce reduction by 15%.
Intel faces class action lawsuit and uncertainty over CPU instability.