NVIDIA Corporation is taking strict action to ensure that its AI GPUs only land in the hands of the right customers, reports the Financial Times. The action is to ensure that its chips do not reach China, and it follows increasing scrutiny by Taiwanese authorities on firms allegedly involved in shipping the chips to the Asian country. Previous reports have suggested that the Chinese government is interested in granting exemptions to some local firms to buy NVIDIA chips, even as firms such as Huawei claim to be able to achieve parity with Western technology in

Following the release of Resident Evil VII Biohazard , the survival-horror series by CAPCOM has entered a new golden age which has culminated this year with Resident Evil Requiem on PC , PlayStation 5 , Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2 . A few months back, CAPCOM confirmed a story expansion is in the works , and it is reportedly going to be as substantial as Resident Evil 4 remake’s Separate Ways expansion, signaling the beginning of a new strategy for the Japanese publisher .

Bigger Story Expansions To Fill The

Rumors about a Nintendo Switch 2 OLED version have swirled even before Nintendo's latest console launched in June 2025.

In April 2024, a Samsung leaker suggested that the unit was actually already in production for a launch slated at a later time. That turned out to be incorrect, but the rumor that Samsung is pushing for an OLED version persisted into May 2025 . That wouldn't be surprising, as Samsung supplied Nintendo with the OLED panel for the first Switch.

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Since the surprise announcement of Dragon's Dogma 2 Dark Arisen at the June Nintendo Direct , CAPCOM has maintained a steady pace of news and updates. We've learned about the many new dungeons and the brand-new Relic hunting loop, for example. Now, in a series of interviews, the studio has shared even more as we inch closer to the October 9 launch of the expansion.

Speaking to Automaton , producer Naoto Oyama revealed that Dragon's Dogma 2 Dark Arisen will be quite sizable for a DLC

A bombshell report from the Bank of America has just demolished the fallacy that new memory supply is just around the proverbial corner, with SK hynix now likely to bring online just around one-sixth of its initially envisaged production capacity additions by 2028.

We already know that South Korea's President, Lee Jae-myung, wants the country's memory capacity doubled by 2030, and has touted massive new fabs that Samsung and SK hynix are constructing at Gwangju and Jeolla in the southwestern part

The U.S. smartphone market is currently dominated by Apple, with a small but important chunk occupied by Samsung. The remaining brands have been offered breadcrumbs in terms of market share, refusing to let any other manufacturer grow out of their shadow. Unfortunately, the AI boom had to arrive at an inopportune time, because the aforementioned reason and rising memory prices have forced one company out of the U.S., plus one other market.

The writing was practically on the wall, and even though OnePlus previously refuted

Sometimes, as rabbits waste their time on petty feuds and habitual sloth, the tortoise can win the sprint. This is exactly what appears to have happened with StepX and its just-teased Neo AI phone, as Apple and OpenAI remain locked in a high-stakes battle over alleged technology theft related to their upcoming consumer-facing AI devices.

StepX Neo clinches the first-mover advantage on the AI phone as Apple and OpenAI remain mired in a technology theft feud

As we detailed recently, Apple filed a damning lawsuit against

A storm passed through many internal Xbox studios between studio divestitures and mass layoffs , but Activision Blizzard largely emerged unscathed this time around, likely because it's the main money-maker at present.

We know that Call of Duty prints money even in off years, for example. But even the Blizzard side has been doing well lately, thanks to a resurgence of its core IPs: Overwatch , Warcraft , and Diablo . That's what Bloomberg's Jason Schreier confirmed in his latest video , while teasing that the

Korean memory gains SK hynix is considering buying South Korean government bonds, according to a senior official. The report follows earlier news that had claimed that the memory company would bring back a portion of the funds generated through its American Depository Receipt (ADR) listing last week to its home country in order to invest in memory chip manufacturing facilities. The executive's comments come as the firm is expected to experience slower high bandwidth memory (HBM) price growth stemming from long-term supply agreements.

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