Qualcomm plans to raise chip prices by a double-digit percentage from September 1, passing higher supplier costs into a smartphone market already strained by memory shortages and AI-related competition for semiconductor capacity.
The Philips 27M4P5501X continues the brand’s streak of launching super-fast esports monitors from its Evnia series for China. This model is currently available only in white, and just like its 27M4P5501U/27M4P5500U siblings, it combines high-level eye protection technologies with an ultra-fast display panel. The display delivers native QHD resolution (2560 x 1440) on a 27-inch Fast IPS canvas…
The Philips 27M4P5500U is an e-sports monitor for China built around a 27-inch Fast IPS panel with a native QHD (2560 x 1440) resolution and a 340 Hz refresh rate. The panel delivers 350 nits of typical brightness and can reach 500 nits at peak, earning the monitor a DisplayHDR 400 certification. Color coverage is equally ambitious, with full sRGB, 95% Adobe RGB, and 98% DCI‑P3, positioning the…For the past two decades, enterprise information governance has focused on protecting data through classification, encryption, backups, and internal containment. That remains essential, but in the AI era, competitive advantage increasingly comes not from data itself, but from how effectively companies turn it into operational improvement.
Rising raw material costs and tightening supply of high-end components for AI applications have triggered an unusual round of price increases across the aluminium capacitor industry, with major suppliers in Japan, China and Taiwan moving to protect margins.
Industrial PC vendors are seeing order momentum strengthen as edge AI and physical AI applications spread beyond data centers into factories and other physical environments, marking what vendors describe as a new growth cycle for the sector.
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