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IBM Research shows 0.7 nm nanostack transistors — company projects denser AI-era chips
Technology 07 Sep 2026

IBM Research shows 0.7 nm nanostack transistors — company projects denser AI-era chips

IBM announced a research sub-1 nm (0.7 nm / 7Å) chip node using nanostack transistor stacking. It reports nearly 100 billion transistors per fingernail-sized die and projects higher performance or efficiency vs its 2 nm node — production is years out.

Apple and Nvidia Take Opposite Paths in the AI Race: Who's Right?
Technology 02 Aug 2026

Apple and Nvidia Take Opposite Paths in the AI Race: Who's Right? Follow-up

In the high-stakes race to dominate artificial intelligence, two of the world's most valuable companies are pursuing fundamentally different strategies. Apple, known for its consumer devices, is reportedly taking a more cautious approach.

NVIDIA Unveils Jetson Thor T3000 and T2000 Modules for Robotics and Edge AI
Technology 16 Jul 2026

NVIDIA Unveils Jetson Thor T3000 and T2000 Modules for Robotics and Edge AI Correction

NVIDIA has introduced two new Jetson Thor modules aimed at bringing more capable AI workloads to robots and edge devices. The Jetson T3000 and T2000 are designed for systems that need to process vision, language and sensor data locally.

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