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Author: Felipe Santos

"Artificial intelligence can process the world in milliseconds, but only the human heart can give meaning to every second lived" - Mr. Santos
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TeraFab adopts Intel 14A for AI chips, Musk says later this decade

Elon Musk announced that the TeraFab initiative intends to utilize Intel 14A fabrication technology for its semiconductor production later this decade. During an earnings call with investors, the Tesla and SpaceX chief executive indicated that the 1.4nm-class node represents the appropriate path for the project as the manufacturing process reaches maturity. The announcement outlines a strategic partnership with Intel, emphasizing a collaborative relationship with the silicon giant leadership team to secure state of the art manufacturing capabilities for upcoming AI hardware. Organizational...

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Open Source in 2026: Worldwide Growth Meets an AI Quality Crisis

As we evaluate the state of Open Source in 2026, the data from the previous year’s Octoverse report provides a critical roadmap for the future. The ecosystem is no longer a localized phenomenon but a massive, global engine of innovation that is currently grappling with the growing pains of unprecedented scale and the rapid integration of Artificial Intelligence. A Borderless Developer Community In 2025, the community saw an influx of 36 million new developers. This demographic shift is fundamentally changing how software is built. The majority of contributors now reside outside the...

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Tactical Warfare in a Galaxy Far, Far Away: EA Reveals Star Wars Zero Company

The Star Wars franchise is about to explore a genre rarely touched by its big-budget games. Electronic Arts (EA), in partnership with Lucasfilm Games, has officially announced Star Wars Zero Company, a turn-based tactical strategy title that promises to bring the depth of games like XCOM to George Lucas's universe. The Twilight of the Clone Wars Zero Company is set during the final period of the Clone Wars, an era marked by conspiracies and brutal battles that shaped the fate of the galaxy. Unlike the legendary heroes we usually control, the game focuses on “professionals”...

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Samsung secures NVIDIA’s backing and moves forward with crucial memory for AI accelerators

Samsung has reached a decisive turning point in the AI market by securing NVIDIA’s approval for its next generation of HBM4 memory. This green light paves the way for its use in next-gen AI accelerators, a segment currently driven by record demand and intense competition. According to reports from South Korea, the tech giant plans to begin mass production of HBM4 starting in February 2026. This strategy aims to avoid the supply bottlenecks faced with HBM3E, which is currently in high demand among major AI clients. HBM4 plays a central role in advanced computing systems, allowing for the...

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PCI Express 7.0 is official and doubles the bandwidth of PCIe 6.0

It's been at least three years in the making, but here it is: the final specifications for PCI Express 7.0 (or PCIe 7.0) have just been officially announced. The technology follows the tradition of increasing its performance with each new version: now, the bandwidth reaches 512 GB/s (gigabytes per second). Such a high rate will allow computers to support extremely high-performance video cards or SSDs, much to the delight of the gaming public. But that's in the distant future. Initially, PCIe 7.0 will be used for data center applications, artificial intelligence and quantum computing, for...

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Amazon Prime Gaming reveals games calendar for June 2025

After a May packed with several titles, the standout games this time are Mordheim: City of the Damned and The Abandoned Planet, both available now. In total, Amazon will be offering nine games free to its subscribers, rolling out gradually through June 26. Without further ado, you can check out the full list below. Feel free to leave a comment letting us know what you think of this month's lineup and which game is your favorite. Check out the titles: Mordheim: City of the Damned (GOG) The Abandoned Planet (Amazon Games App) Station to Station (Amazon Games App) Death Squared (GOG) Dark...

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The first smartphone with a 100% Chinese-made chip has been created.

China continues its quest for technological self-sufficiency at all levels: semiconductors for smartphones and even GPUs for Artificial Intelligence. The new Mate 70 Pro+ is a punch on the table after the American vetoes and represents a major milestone for the Asian country: Huawei has announced that it has achieved 100% domestic production. A small big step away from dependence on the West In its journey towards technological independence, China is counting on Huawei, SMC and HiSilicon, three companies that represent resistance to the vetoes imposed by the US in recent years. With limited...

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Samsung launches world’s first OLED monitor with 500 Hz refresh rate

In addition to the high speed, the new model offers the usual benefits of OLED panels, including robust protection against burn-in and a new anti-reflective coating. The QD OLED panel of the new Odyssey G6 is the main highlight: at 27 inches and with a Quad HD resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels, this is the first screen with OLED technology to reach 500 Hz. Previously, monitors with this type of screen could only reach 480 Hz. The difference is small and will only be noticed by a small number of users, but it is welcome nonetheless. Image quality is also a highlight: the new model boasts 99%...

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Intel may unveil Arc B770 card during Computex 2025 as RTX 5060 rival

It's worth remembering that the brand still doesn't have any models on the market to compete with the AMD RX 9060 and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 models. So the idea is that the launch will be the manufacturer's alternative to compete with rivals in the desktop graphics card segment. According to sources in the Japanese press, the product would be based on the BMG-G31 chip and the first information about it was revealed a few weeks ago. In this sense, it is possible that Intel's future Arc B770 GPU is being produced in a factory in Vietnam. It's worth remembering that other products from the...

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