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Nintendo Turns to Samsung to Make Chips, Ramp Up Switch 2 Output
Nintendo Co. has turned to Samsung Electronics Co. to help make the main chips for the Switch 2, a move that may help the Japanese company ramp up production of the gaming console enough to sell a ...
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Cherry unveils next-generation keyboard switches with inductive sensing technology — claims no mechanical wear and 50% power reduction
Starting with the headline, Cherry's new IK is a next-gen analogue switch that uses patented inductive sensing technology.
Nintendo is reportedly using Samsung to build the main Switch 2 chips
Nintendo has reportedly hired Samsung to build key chips for the upcoming Switch 2 including a processor custom designed by ...
I finally tried magnetic key switches, but I never thought I'd find them in a split keyboard that's also wireless
When I went to Asus’ headquarters to see all of their new products ahead of the first day on the show floor at Computex 2025, I wasn’t expecting a new keyboard to be revealed, especially a split one ...
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US team develops world’s fastest quantum switch to supercharge AI by 1 million times
While software in fields like AI and supercomputing advances rapidly, hardware struggles to keep pace. Traditional ...
Researchers are developing world's first petahertz-speed phototransistor in ambient conditions
What if ultrafast pulses of light could operate computers at speeds a million times faster than today's best processors? A ...