FCC filing hints at GameCube controller support for Nintendo Switch 2, sparking speculation among fans. New controller filing labeled as "BEE" matches Switch 2 model; believed to be wireless ...

According to a recent FCC filing, the company may be planning to release a new version of the classic GameCube controller specifically for the Switch 2, and the implications of such a release ...

The company says this new chip, which positions the tech giant alongside rivals Google and IBM in the race for large-scale quantum computing, will lead to devices capable of solving industrial ...

IBM has agreed to pay Globalfoundries $1.5 billion to take its chip business off its hands but is retaining the responsibility and cost of advanced semiconductor research. In a conference call to ...

Abstract: Advancing Multimodal AI for Integrated Understanding and Generation explores the transformative potential of multimodal artificial intelligence (AI), which integrates diverse data types ...

That’s right–in March 2025, a full 16 months after the M3 Pro and M3 Max chips arrived on the scene, Apple introduced a new chip in the old, nearly retired family. And it means that the new ...

ARMONK, N.Y. - Septemper 16, 2010: IBM today announced innovative new chip-making technology for power-management semiconductors – the company’s first foray into a segment seen as critical to the ...

The U.K.’s antitrust authority has given the go-ahead to IBM’s planned multibillion-dollar acquisition of infrastructure software company HashiCorp. In a brief case update published today ...

The team unveiled a carbon nanotube (CNT) transistor chip that processes data not just in ones and zeros, but also a third state, enabling computations to occur faster and with less energy.

Microsoft unveils a quantum chip with a Topological Core for stable and scalable qubits Majorana 1 features eight topological qubits, aiming for a million-qubit scale Breakthrough is comparable to ...

From smartphones to modems to air traffic radar, you'll be hard pressed to find communications infrastructure that doesn't use wireless chips. So far, those chips have been designed by humans ...