XCENA, providing memory-centric computing solutions for AI infrastructure, today introduced MX1, its production memory lineup built to break through the capacity, utilization and data-movement now limiting AI inference at scale. The company is showcasing MX1 at FMS 2026: The Future of Memory and Storage, being held Aug. 4-6 at the Santa Clara Convention Center.

As generative AI drives larger models, longer context windows and rapidly growing KV cache footprints, memory is emerging as the defining constraint on AI

In its latest earnings call, Sony discussed its PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Pro consoles, noting that the company has secured enough DRAM to manufacture its consoles without being affected by the current memory crisis in the semiconductor industry. Reportedly, the company has worked with the big three DRAM makers—Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron—to ensure an ample supply of DRAM for the PlayStation 5, as demand is expected to grow rapidly with the upcoming release of Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto VI. Being one of the most

Yunzii announced the availability of its latest mechanical keyboard, the Yunzii IF68 model which comes in a 65% format (326.5 x 116.9 x 44.2 mm) with tri-mode connectivity, QMK/VIA support, N-key rollover and a built-in programmable TFT display. The IF68 uses a 63-key layout with a multifunction knob while the 200 x 480 display supports custom images and animated GIFs, alongside

ASUS today announced the ASUS Prime AP304, a versatile panoramic ATX case designed to showcase system components with style. It features a patented slot vent with a three-sided ventilation structure to provide optimal cooling for the graphics card, reinforced clamp and bracket, and an integrated ARGB light band that works seamlessly with ASUS Aura Sync. To give users additional cooling options, the ASUS Prime AP304 ARGB variant comes with four pre-installed ARGB fans.

A curved-glass panel wraps around the front to

Late last month, reportsindicated that AMD was preparing to increase the prices of its graphics cards by about 10% in July due to ongoing memory shortages. However, according to the latest update from Chinese Board Channels, AMD will implement at least a 10% price hike in August, delaying the increase by about a month. This development affects AMD, which secures GPU dies from its manufacturer TSMC and makes agreements with GDDR6 memory makers like SK hynix, Micron, and Samsung. AMD negotiates rates and quantities

Apple has reported record quarterly results for the second quarter, ending with $109.4 billion in revenue, highlighting the resilience of its business in recent months. The company is also one of the largest supply chain operators globally, manufacturing electronics across mobile, laptop, and desktop computing. When asked about recent memory inflation during an earnings call, Apple's CEO Tim Cook explained that the company has benefited from stockpiling memory inventory and reduced costs for some other non-memory components in its bill of materials (

GIGABYTE TECHNOLOGY Co. Ltd, a leading manufacturer of motherboards, graphics cards, and hardware solutions, today unveiled its highly anticipated AORUS B550 X Series motherboards. Engineered to be the most powerful refresh of the AM4 platform motherboard, the B550 X Series is built as the perfect match for the legendary AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D processor, giving gamers and builders a smarter path to elite performance without the cost premium of next-generation platforms.

The GIGABYTE B55

In Microsoft's latest financial results from Q4 2026, the tech giant reported that Xbox content and services saw a 10% decline in revenue compared to the previous year, while Xbox hardware revenue declined by 13% YoY. This is no surprise, as Xbox CEO, Asha Sharma previously shared that Xbox revenue was plummeting, which was part of the reason the gaming division resorted to such intense layoffs in early July. Following the financial report, Microsoft CEO, Satya Nadella commented that Microsoft has

DrunkDeer, a peripherals brand known for affordable Hall effect gaming keyboards that are often recommended as alternatives to premium brands like Wooting, revealed in late June that it is working on its first gaming mouse. After drip-feeding gamers specs and information about the upcoming mouse, Drunkdeer has finally revealed the shape, rounding out just about all we need to know about the new mouse except for its price.

The DrunkDeer Glacier X—not to be confused with the Chilkey Glacier LW—looks to be playing it safe when it comes