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Small wafer fabs can dramatically reduce start-up costs for semiconductor manufacturing worldwide Compact chip fabs can accelerate training of semiconductor workers across developing industries InchFab believes that utilization matters more than wafer size in the semiconductor economy The semiconductor industry traditionally relies on gigantic fabrication facilities that cost billions of dollars and require years before […]

SpaceX admits global GPU shortage threatens its orbital AI computing ambitions Orbital data centers cannot function without vast amounts of advanced semiconductor hardware TeraFab remains uncertain despite massive investment and ambitious semiconductor production targets SpaceX has filed paperwork for its upcoming IPO that reveals a worrying reliance on a handful of GPU vendors. The company’s

A new lithium extraction process has been developed at MIT It is cheaper and more environmentally friendly than current techniques The innovation could move the extractive industry away from China Lithium-ion batteries power most of our tech devices, from the best phones to the best drones, so the element lithium is in demand. Now researchers

Volcanic minerals can allow ordinary drones to evade advanced radar detection systems Spray-on stealth coatings could eliminate expensive composite panels from military drone production Radar networks become less effective when drones return with dramatically weaker electronic signatures A small Turkish defense research firm claims it developed a spray-applied radar-absorbing coating capable of reducing drone visibility

28% of workers use AI regularly, but only 16% have been trained by their employers About half have never been heard about how they use artificial intelligence in their specific role This discrepancy could ultimately lead to shadow AI adoption and security concerns New research from Nexthink has revealed that while 28% of US workers

The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center warned of at least 35 fake FIFA websites designed to steal personal and financial data from fans Scammers impersonate legitimate domains with subtle spelling or TLD changes Officials advise typing FIFA’s URL directly or avoiding sponsored search results Hackers spoofing FIFA have gotten so bad that the FBI had

CISA issued a warning about ongoing supply chain attacks exploiting GitHub repos via a malicious Nx Console VSCode extension and the Megalodon campaign Threat actors stole CI/CD secrets, cloud credentials and tokens by poisoning workflows, prompting CISA to call for audit of contributor activity and workflow files Recommended remedies include forensic reviews, rotating/revoking all pipeline

CD Projekt Red joint CEO Michał Nowakowski says the following Witcher the trilogy may not get any expansions Studio’s “ambitious” plan to release The Sage in a six-year timeframe “would be difficult” This means The Witcher 4 could be launched as a complete product CD Projekt Red has proposed that the next Witcher trilogy, which

Nintendo has released a new mobile game It’s called Pictonico! and it’s a mini game collection that looks like WarioWare titles The game is free to start and available for both iOS and Android devices Nintendo has launched a new mobile game out of the blue, and it’s pretty similar WarioWare series. The game is

OpenAI deprecates GPT-4.5, the final GPT-4 model still available in ChatGPT The move closes the chapter on the AI ​​model that helped spark the generative AI boom Some people are already nostalgic for GPT-4 and GPT-4o, despite newer models being more capable It was easy to miss because there was no big announcement, but OpenAI