Topic: mass production
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New MacBook Pro Nears Production, But Major Upgrades Coming Next Year
Apple's next MacBook Pro models are expected to enter mass production soon, with availability anticipated between late 2025 and early 2026, aligning with industry predictions for a launch by March 2026. The upcoming 14-inch and 16-inch versions will likely feature M5, M5 Pro, and M5 Max processor...
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Will Apple Ever Make a Touchscreen MacBook?
Apple is reportedly developing a touchscreen MacBook Pro with an OLED display, targeting a late 2026 or early 2027 release. This marks a shift from Apple's long-standing resistance to touchscreen Macs, influenced by slowing iPad sales and rising demand for touchscreen laptops. The company aims to...
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Meta-Ray-Ban Glasses Set for Wider Field of View, Says Maker
The next generation of Meta-Ray-Ban smart glasses will feature a significantly wider field of view, enabled by scalable waveguide technology that supports immersive experiences and has reached mass production for the first time. Schott, in partnership with Lumus, is the key supplier behind these ...
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Apple's New Displays Enter Mass Production, 2026 Launch Expected
Apple is preparing to mass-produce two new external monitors, expected to launch in late 2024 or early 2026, marking its first major update since the 2022 Studio Display. The monitors may include a 27-inch model with mini-LED technology, offering higher brightness and better contrast, potentially...
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OpenAI Plans AI Chip Launch in 2026
OpenAI is developing its own AI chips, set to launch in 2026, to reduce reliance on external suppliers and improve cost efficiency for its AI systems. The company has partnered with Broadcom to design these chips, with a major $10 billion order aligning with OpenAI's needs, indicating a significa...
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FCC Filing Reveals New MacBook Pro Details
FCC filings reveal unreleased Apple products, including a new MacBook Pro and iPad Pro models, with model numbers not matching current devices. The documents suggest the new iPad Pro models will support Wi-Fi 7, while the MacBook Pro may not, and approvals hint at a near-term launch timeline. App...
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Meta Could Be First to Use FADU’s PCIe 6.0 SSDs After Hyperscaler Deals
Meta is likely one of the first major adopters of FADU's advanced PCIe 6.0 SSDs, following supply agreements with two top hyperscalers. FADU's new Sierra SSD controller supports up to 512TB capacity and delivers speeds of 28GB/s with high energy efficiency. FADU aims to supply all four major hype...
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SK hynix Unveils HBM4: 2,048-Bit Interface for Next-Gen AI Accelerators
SK hynix has completed development of its next-generation HBM4 memory, which exceeds JEDEC performance standards by 25% and is aimed at future AI accelerators from companies like AMD and Nvidia. The HBM4 features a 2,048-bit interface—double the previous bus width—and supports a data transfer rat...
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OpenAI Intensifies Robotics Push for AGI Breakthrough
OpenAI is expanding its robotics research division to advance artificial general intelligence by integrating physical world understanding with AI. The company is recruiting specialists in teleoperation and simulation-based training to develop robots capable of learning from human demonstrations i...
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DDR5 RAM with OLED Display Shows Specs and Vitals
V-Color has launched XFinity+ DDR5 memory kits featuring an integrated OLED screen that displays real-time system and performance metrics without extra cables. These modules support high data rates up to DDR5-9066 for Intel and DDR5-9000 for AMD, with various capacities and latency options, focus...
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OpenAI Partners with Broadcom to Develop Custom AI Chips
OpenAI is developing its first custom AI chip with Broadcom, set for production next year, to reduce reliance on Nvidia and manage rising computational needs. The partnership involves a $10 billion investment from OpenAI, as confirmed by insiders, though both companies have not officially comment...
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