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Qualcomm Validates HBC Silicon

Qualcomm validated first-generation HBC silicon, showing 18x LPDDR5X bandwidth and over 5x HBM4 efficiency. See what it means for the Dragonfly AI250 and AI inference.

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NVIDIA GTC Berlin 2026: Speed, Security and a Sovereignty Tradeoff

At GTC Berlin 2026, NVIDIA made an ambitious pitch to Europe to build regional AI infrastructure, develop sovereign intelligence, and accelerate industrial AI adoption on NVIDIA technology. The announcements spanned modular AI factories, agent security, robotics, autonomous vehicles, and open models.

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OCP 2026: Taking Open Hardware from the Chip to the Grid

The Open Compute Project (OCP) Global Summit has long been a place where hyperscalers share rack, power, and cooling designs that influence the broader data center industry. This year’s sold-out event, attended by roughly 15,000 people and with another 3,000 on the waitlist, demonstrated how far that mission has expanded.

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The Fight for TDK’s HDD Head Business

The most strategic asset in the hard drive industry this week is a component most IT buyers never consider. On October 6, Bloomberg reported that Seagate and Toshiba are competing for TDK’s HDD magnetic recording head business, in a deal that could be worth several billion dollars.

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