AI component hikes force the world’s largest PC makers to return manufacturing capacity to China
PC manufacturing in China tends to be cheaper because of an established supply chain and workforce. Smaller Chinese suppliers are also winning orders by offering easier access to domestic chip manufacturers like CXMT.
Amazon tells engineers to stop ‘tokenmaxxing’ to look productive
Amazon has published new engineering guidelines warning developers and managers against ‘tokenmaxxing,’ arguing that AI usage metrics are ‘deeply flawed’ unless tied to long-term outcomes. The move follows similar spending concerns at Uber and Accenture.
FCC rebuffs TP-Link again as it attempts to sell Wi-Fi 8 gear in the US
TP-Link just can’t seem to catch a break with the FCC, as it’s not under fire for exceeding power limits on its routers
SK hynix-owned Solidigm is plotting a new $45 billion flash memory factory for the US, report claims
Solidigm, an American subsidiary of SK hynix, is in discussions about potentially investing $45 billion in a new flash chip factory that would be built in the United States.
Corsair Warthog case review: A rugged, military-themed chassis with plenty of airflow
The military-inspired Warthog mid-tower borrows from Corsair’s Vengeance C70 and takes the military aesthetic up a couple of notches. Is the rugged look worth it?
US Marines join NATO mission in the Baltic Sea to protect undersea cables from sabotage as Russia continues to lurk
50 U.S. marines are joining a NATO mission to help protect and monitor undersea infrastructure in the Baltic Sea.



