SK Hynix Splits the SSD Controller Into 100 Small Processors
SK Hynix disclosed the design of a small processor built for solid-state drives on October 12, and the architecture behind it breaks with the way controllers have been built for…
A Bomb Threat, an Empty Jet, and a Quiet Morning at Ben Gurion
Delta Flight 234 landed at Ben Gurion Airport shortly after 8:25 a.m. local time on Tuesday, and it did not go to a gate. The Airbus A330neo had left New…
Intel’s 14A Draws Interest From Nearly Every Large U.S. Customer
Intel needs one customer willing to commit first. According to Piper Sandler, nearly every other large U.S. buyer is already asking questions. A research note from the investment bank says…
Apple Names Its Home Hub HomeView, Weeks Before It Ships
Apple has spent a decade selling devices that sit in your hand, on your wrist and on your desk. On Tuesday morning, eastern time, it will make its pitch for…
Brazil’s Electoral Court Gives Meta 48 Hours Over Lula’s Reach
The order went out on Saturday, fifteen days before Brazilians vote again, and it asked a question Meta has rarely been forced to answer in writing: did the company reduce…
Indonesia Rejects Meta’s Teen-Account Fix, Demanding More
Meta rolled out its Teen Accounts in Indonesia as the answer to years of child-safety pressure. The feature makes accounts held by users under 18 private by default, blocks messages…
Slovakia Moves to Clear Tesla’s Self-Driving Software
The approval is days away, and it will be granted quietly, in the administrative language of a government that few people outside the country follow closely. But when Slovakia formally…
Inside Nvidia, a Family Handoff Takes Shape Around Jensen Huang’s Children
The wedding was in Hawaii, a week and a half ago. The bride was Madison Huang, the daughter of Nvidia’s chief executive. The groom was Nico Caprett, a former professional…
Google Blocks Rogue Certificates After Three Country Domains Were Hijacked
Attackers who seized control of three small country domain registries used that access to obtain digital certificates that would let them impersonate Google and other companies online, Google disclosed this…
A Researcher’s Death at a Siberian Plague Lab Tests the WHO’s Patience
The woman who died was 28 years old, a laboratory technician at an institute built to study plague and other dangerous pathogens. She fell ill and died on October 2…
