Technology
AI Chip Startup Rebellions Eyes Global Expansion With a Rack-Scale Platform
South Korean AI-chip startup Rebellions unveiled a rack-scale system — a step up from single chips — as it pursues customers beyond its home market.
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March 2026
Everything we published in March 2026.
- Gaming
The PS5 is getting more expensive… again
Sony raised prices across the PS5 lineup again, citing global economic pressures, with the standard console jumping to $650 from April 2, 2026.
- Technology
Memory Giant SK Hynix Eyes a Blockbuster US IPO Amid the Memory Crunch
SK Hynix confidentially filed for a US listing targeted at H2 2026 that could reportedly raise $10–14 billion, as AI demand drives a memory crunch dubbed “RAMmageddon”.
- Smart Homes
Apple’s Long-Rumoured Smart-Home Hub Slips Further Down the Calendar
A new report pushes the expected launch window for Apple’s smart-home hub back again — a device seen as central to Apple competing with Amazon and Google in the connected home.
- Technology
Linux Foundation Moves to Shield Open-Source Developers From AI “Bug Slop”
The Linux Foundation is moving to protect volunteer maintainers from a flood of low-quality, AI-generated bug reports, tied to the industry-backed Alpha-Omega security project.
- Science
Scientists Discover Ancient DNA “Switches” Hidden in Plants for 400 Million Years
Researchers mapped over 2.3 million conserved regulatory “switches” across plant genomes — some more than 400 million years old — building an atlas that could aid future crop breeding.
- AI
Yannic Kilcher Builds a “Fully Automatic Mansplainer”
A tongue-in-cheek build video in which Yannic Kilcher creates an AI that automatically generates unsolicited, over-explained answers.
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