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The Intel Era Begins in the Production of Apple Chips
Apple made a preliminary agreement with Intel to diversify its chip supply chain and reduce its dependence on TSMC. Here are the details.
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37,999 TL MacBook Neo May Be Discontinued from Sale
Apple has made an important standard change in the Mac world with the surprise updates it has made recently. The fact that all Mac computers, including entry-level models, are now available with a minimum of 16 GB of RAM brings the end of an era. 8 GB has been the favorite of those who want to enter the Apple world at an affordable price with its price of 37.999 TL in Turkey for a long time.
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AMD Reveals New Artificial Intelligence Power
AMD announced the Instinct MI350P, its first PCIe-based AI accelerator in four years. Here are the details of the new card with 144 GB HBM3E memory.
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Looking for an Alternative to TSMC, AMD Sat at the Table with Samsung
AMD started negotiations with Samsung for 2nm chip production. Wanting to overcome the capacity constraints at TSMC, the company aims to diversify its production.
Hardware
9X Speed Increase in Artificial Intelligence with NVIDIA Nemotron 3 Nano Omni
NVIDIA announced the new open source artificial intelligence model Nemotron 3 Nano Omni, which offers 9 times faster processing capacity. Here are the details of the model that attracted the attention of giants such as Foxconn and Palantir.
Hardware
RAM Prices Dropped! Will there be more?
The global memory market is experiencing one of the most turbulent periods in its history due to the ongoing supply bottleneck and artificial intelligence-induced demand boom for the last two years. But the latest data from Japan's tech hub Akihabara points to a long-awaited "price break" for consumers. As of mid-April 2026, 64 GB DDR5 RAM kits will be available at retail outlets in Japan.