A prototype iPhone running an early build of iOS 26 was sold, and its software has spilled Apple’s secrets. The leak confirms work on dozens of future devices, from a foldable iPhone to new iPads and the long-awaited AirTag 2, with many targeting a 2026 release.
Newly leaked Apple code suggests the company is developing a high-end iMac model with an M5 Max chip. This could signal the return of an iMac Pro with a larger display aimed at professional users.
A massive leak from a prototype iPhone running iOS 26 has revealed internal identifiers for over a dozen upcoming Apple products. The list includes the M5 and M6 Mac roadmap through late 2026, new iPads, AirTag 2, and even references to scrapped projects like AR glasses. This gives us an unprecedent
HTS-110 is building a groundbreaking 14 tesla magnet for neutron scattering instruments at the European Spallation Source in Sweden. The system uses high-temperature superconductors to eliminate the risk of a damaging quench, a major problem with conventional magnets in these environments.
Volkswagen is ending car production at its Dresden plant to create a research hub for AI and robotics. This shift comes as the AI infrastructure spending spree, fueled by massive corporate debt, faces a sharp market correction.
The AI boom is creating an unsustainable heat problem in data centers. To keep scaling, the entire industry is being forced to pivot from air to liquid cooling. It’s a fundamental shift in how we build digital infrastructure.
A new report suggests the explosive demand for AI server components is about to hit the smartphone industry hard. We could see devices with less RAM and storage, or higher prices, as soon as 2026.
Navitas Semiconductor is taking its partnership with electronics distributor Avnet global. The move consolidates its channel strategy to push GaN and SiC power semiconductors into data centers, renewables, and industrial markets.
The massive power demands of AI chips are forcing a fundamental shift in how they’re built. Co-packaged optics (CPO) is emerging as the critical solution, and a trio of Taiwanese tech leaders are positioning themselves to own the ecosystem.
In a strategic push for CPU independence, Qualcomm has acquired RISC-V specialist Ventana Micro Systems. This move directly strengthens Qualcomm’s custom Oryon CPU development and its commitment to the RISC-V ecosystem.
