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CXMT Memory Hits New DRAM Breakthrough (opens the original)
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Insights | 28-09-2026 | By Robin Mitchell As the world continues to suffer a major memory crisis, CXMT has recently announced a new major breakthrough that claims to provide twice the memory density. So what exactly has CXMT done, and why is China the future of memory solutions for commercial applications? Recently, Chinese memory manufacturer CXMT announced that it has started mass production using its fifth-generation DRAM manufacturing process, representing a significant step forward for Chin
EVAS Raises $295M to Expand RISC-V AI Architecture (opens the original)
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Insights | 29-09-2026 | By Robin Mitchell RISC-V is certainly looking like the favorite of China, and a new startup EVAS has recently launched $295M to help get its RISC-V-based architecture into AI and cloud services. What exactly is EVAS looking to do, and how does this show the tenacity of the Chinese when trying to compete in the global game of semiconductor cat and mouse? Recently, Beijing-based EVAS Intelligence announced that it had raised nearly RMB 2 billion ($295 million) in a Series C
Tiny Optical Microcomb Chip Could Transform 6G Networks (opens the original)
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Insights | 21-09-2026 | By Robin Mitchell Researchers at Loughborough University have developed a tiny chip capable of generating a highly stable optical microcomb, potentially providing a new way of producing the high-frequency signals required for future 6G communication systems. The microresonator at the heart of the technology is no larger than a grain of rice, yet can generate a series of precisely spaced optical frequencies resembling a miniature rainbow. These individual frequencies can b
Why OpenAI Is Paying Robotics Engineers Up to $325K (opens the original)
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Insights | 16-09-2026 | By Robin Mitchell As OpenAI continues to fight for survival in a competitive world and its losses looking ever larger, OpenAI is now hiring robotics engineers with highly competitive salaries up to $325K. What exactly is OpenAI doing, and why is it focusing so much on robotics? Recently, OpenAI has been advertising new positions for robotics software engineers in San Francisco with a salary range of $255,000 to $325,000. This comes as OpenAI expands its revived robotics d
Researchers Create AI That Controls Fusion in Real Time (opens the original)
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Insights | 15-09-2026 | By Robin Mitchell As fusion energy continues to progress, controlling complex plasma systems is one of the key areas that holds its deployment back. But recently, researchers demonstrated how an AI was able to react to plasma changes far quicker than humans. What exactly did the researchers develop, and why could future technologies like fusion become dependent on AI systems? Recently, researchers at Princeton University and the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL)
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