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TSMC's Next-Gen 1.6nm Chip Technology on Track for 2026 Launch
TSMC confirms its ambitious semiconductor roadmap with plans to mass produce groundbreaking 1.6nm chips by late 2026. The new process node promises enhanced performance through innovative backside power delivery, targeting next-generation AI datacenter applications.
Tesla Vehicles Lead in Fatal Accident Rates, Challenging Safety Claims
New federal safety data analysis reveals Tesla vehicles have the highest fatal accident involvement rate among all car brands, despite strong occupant survival rates. The findings raise questions about driver behavior, Autopilot technology, and overall vehicle safety as investigations continue.
From Apple to Garmin: Why I Switched Smartwatches and Never Looked Back
A personal journey of transitioning from mainstream smartwatches to Garmin's fitness-focused wearables reveals surprising benefits in battery life, training features, and overall wellness tracking. Discover why specialized fitness watches might be the better choice for health-conscious users.
Indonesia Rejects Apple's $100M Bid to Lift iPhone Ban Over Data Sovereignty
Indonesian authorities have rejected Apple's $100 million proposal to overturn a ban on iPhone 16 sales, citing data protection and local content requirements. The decision highlights growing regulatory challenges for tech companies in Southeast Asian markets where digital sovereignty concerns are intensifying.
Nvidia Warns of GPU Shortages Amid Record Profits, Eyes Blackwell Launch in 2025
Nvidia reports doubled net income and record Q3 results but cautions gamers about graphics card shortages this holiday season. The company hints at supply recovery in early 2025, coinciding with the anticipated launch of next-generation Blackwell RTX 50-series GPUs.
Nvidia Shatters Records with 94% Revenue Surge Fueled by AI Chip Demand
Nvidia reports extraordinary Q4 2023 results with $22.1 billion revenue, driven by soaring demand for AI processors. The company's transformation from gaming hardware maker to AI powerhouse is highlighted by a 409% increase in data center revenue, reaching $18.4 billion.
Tesla Vehicles Lead in Fatal Accident Rates Despite Advanced Safety Features
New research reveals Tesla vehicles have the highest rate of fatal accidents among car manufacturers in the US, with 5.6 deaths per billion miles traveled. The study suggests advanced safety systems like Autopilot cannot fully mitigate risky driving behaviors and potential distractions.
AI Jesus Takes Confessions: Swiss Church Blends Faith with Technology
A historic chapel in Lucerne introduces an AI-powered Jesus avatar capable of interacting with visitors in 100 languages. The experimental installation has drawn over 1,000 participants, with two-thirds reporting meaningful spiritual experiences, while sparking debate about technology's role in religious practices.
OpenAI's Data Deletion Mishap Complicates New York Times Copyright Lawsuit
OpenAI engineers accidentally erased crucial search data in an ongoing copyright lawsuit with The New York Times, hampering investigation of potential copyright infringement. While most data was recovered, the lost folder structure has forced Times lawyers to restart their evidence collection process.