Micron unveils 256GB SOCAMM2, scaling AI server memory to 2TB per CPU

Artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure is evolving faster than traditional server hardware cycles can accommodate. As AI workloads expand in scale and data intensity, memory architecture has become a key constraint in next-generation data center systems. In response, a new memory standard known as SOCAMM2 is gaining attention across the AI server ecosystem.

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OpenAI is reportedly developing a GitHub alternative, raising questions for the AI industry

OpenAI is developing an alternative to GitHub, Microsoft’s popular code repository that lets software engineers store, share, and collaborate on computer code, according to The Information, citing unnamed sources. The project is still nascent and likely won’t be completed for months. OpenAI could ultimately decide not to release the product publicly, reserving it for in-house developers only.

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Elan eyes growth from AI drone modules despite PC market decline

Touch chipmaker Elan held an investor briefing on March 3, 2026, sharing a positive outlook despite challenges in the PC sector. The company noted that customers are accelerating orders ahead of expected cost increases, making the first quarter of 2026 a seasonally strong quarter rather than a typical slowdown. While overall PC shipments may be pressured by memory supply constraints throughout 2026, Elan expects demand to concentrate on high-end products, boosting shipments of its advanced-spec offerings.

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TSMC’s 20-year advanced packaging strategy secures Apple and Nvidia ties

TSMC has solidified its critical role in the global semiconductor supply chain through nearly two decades of strategic investment in advanced packaging, positioning itself at the forefront of the AI era. Shang-Yi Chiang, a key figure dubbed one of the “Six Knights of TSMC R&D,” reflected on how the company laid the groundwork early for AI-driven growth by pioneering CoWoS and InFO technologies.

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The Dell P2726DEB and Dell P2726DEB debuts with 100Hz QHD displays and 4-star Eye Comfort 3.0 rating

The Dell P2726DEB and the Dell P2726DEV constitute the second pair of 2026 Dell Pro P monitors, targeting modern hybrid‑work environments, combining high‑resolution panels, advanced webcams, extensive connectivity, and strong ergonomics. The two monitors share the same 27‑inch IPS display panel with a 2560 x 1440 resolution, 350‑nit brightness, 1500:1 contrast, and 120Hz refresh rate. Their matte…

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