The technological wall continues to grow. The ban on software design tools will hurt China in the short term, and while the domestic industry will undoubtedly find a way around...
Samsung is still not quite cured. Samsung’s deal with Perplexity will see Samsung’s in-house products become better, but I am not sure how much anyone will notice given that users...
Apple is itching to restart the fight but there is a limited window. While it is clear that Qualcomm’s modems are still far better than Apple’s, Apple finally has a...
Rumour is much worse than reality. Aside from Nvidia opening up the data centre CPU market, MediaTek was expected to enter the PC CPU market, but with nothing more than...
The most expensive consultant in history. OpenAI will acquire Jony Ive’s hardware start-up at an eye-watering valuation, but it has filed to acquire the man himself full-time, making him the...
Apple FQ2 25 – AI not a problem yet, but tariffs bite. Apple reported good results, but then guided weakly as it warned of a $900m tariff impact that sent...
Mr Tan’s options already seem very limited. The recruitment of Lip-Bu Tan as the new CEO of Intel should come with an expectation of a strategic shift that increases the...
AI is not needed to sell iPhones yet. Apple’s run of trouble with AI is continuing as a good proportion of the much-hyped Apple Intelligence services are being delayed again...
A $165bn insurance policy The more TSMC invests in the USA, the more secure Taiwan becomes because if Taiwan, for some reason, goes offline then the TSMC fabs in the...
Arm – Balancing Act Pt. II
Welcome rebrand and more chip questions. While the rebrand of Arm’s portfolio brings much better understanding to its offering, the real question doing the rounds is whether Arm is going...