NVIDIA CEO has stated that even if AI didn't exist, his company would've still been huge, but says that he is happy for the fact that AI is a reality.

, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang talked about several aspects of the company. He emphasized NVIDIA's strategy in becoming a global AI superpower, while also talking about the various aspects, such as the tightening competition from ASICs, the role of China, and the supply chain moat.

AI has been a big deal for NVIDIA in recent

The entire computer industry is sweating profusely over the existence of the MacBook Neo , because Apple’s competitors are well aware that they cannot materialize anything that can compete with the Cupertino giant’s portable in the $599 bracket. It appears that the company’s only rival at this time is demand and how well it can maintain shipments in these few months. Education is a massive target market for Apple, and it has highlighted just how well the MacBook Neo is selling in its latest promotional video.

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T-Mobile has reportedly terminated its free in-flight Wi-Fi service for businesses, replacing it with a paid tier that entails relatively slower speeds, as per anecdotal evidence.

As per a that is doing the rounds on Reddit, T-Mobile has apparently ended its free in-flight Wi-Fi service for some enterprise customers. The message reads:

"Due to changes in airline Wi-Fi programs, free in-flight Wi-Fi may no longer be available on some flights and airlines starting April

Following the recent debut of PRAGMATA and Resident Evil Requiem , the first two RE Engine games to support path tracing, CAPCOM's GDC 2026 presentation titled ' Real-Time Path Tracing in RE ENGINE for Resident Evil Requiem and PRAGMATA ' is well worth exploring.

The presentation is available , and that's no coincidence: NVIDIA helped a great deal with the addition of path tracing to CAPCOM's engine. Indeed, the two speakers were Hitoshi Mishima from CAPCOM's RE Engine team, who covered

The flagship Zen 5 X3D chip gets benchmarked ahead of the official launch and here's how it performs with air cooling.

The fastest Zen 5 X3D chip has already been tested by someone, as can be seen from the uploaded benchmarks on HWBot. AMD's Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition , which was revealed two weeks ago, was tested by a Bulgarian user, "Stoikov". There are currently four benchmarks available on the HWBot website, including 7-

Intel's Xe3P graphics architecture will focus on Crescent Island discrete GPUs for AI & Workstation, while missing out on the Arc gaming family.

Intel's Xe3 GPU architecture has been phenomenal for Panther Lake CPUs, and as the blue team continues to develop its graphics architectures, there's some good news and bad news for the next-gen discrete GPU family.

According to , Intel's Xe3P, the successor to Xe3 , will feature discrete GPU options. These graphics series will

In an era of price gouging and intentional sabotaging of one's competitors, as Apple appears to be doing right now , Qualcomm is seemingly taking the rare moral high ground by eschewing deliberately hobbling the vanilla Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 chip just to push OEMs towards its pricey 'Pro' counterpart.

The Weibo-based tipster, Digital Chat Station, has just penned an , highlighting the minimized disparity between the vanilla Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 chip and its Pro counterpart (machine translated):

"Exclusively, the SM8

Apple intends to equip the iPad Air with an OLED screen as soon as next year, harmonizing the display specs of the entire iPad lineup with the exception of the base iPad, which will continue to sport an LCD screen for now.

According to ETNews, Apple will by early next year, with Samsung Display expected to commence the mass production of these display panels by late 2026 or early 2027, with a formal launch expected between the March and May of 2027.

With the

Apple is viewing the ongoing AI-driven crunch in memory capacity as a strategic opportunity and a cudgel of sorts to beat back upstart competitors, as per the gist of a new research note from Daishin Securities.

We reported on supply chain chatter in early April, suggesting that Apple was actively buying up "all available mobile DRAM on the market" to prevent its competitors from securing enough memory chips.