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Telecommunications & Media
Apple may launch book-style foldable iPhone this fall as \'iPhone Ultra\' - report
Apple may unveil its first foldable iPhone this fall under the name \"iPhone Ultra\", according to a report. The device is expected to differ from existing iPhones in design, display, cameras, software, chip and biometric authentication. It may use a book-style fold with a wider inner screen, include 5.3 to 5.5-inch outer and 7.6 to 7.8-inch inner displays, and run iOS 27 features for multitasking. Pricing estimates vary, with about $1,999 cited for a 256GB model.
Industry
AI-driven component stocks stay firm despite memory swings
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have shown sharp volatility in South Korean trading, but Samsung Electro-Mechanics and LG Innotek have been less affected, as component demand is seen as separate from memory-price moves. Concerns rose after reports that memory content for Nvidia’s next-generation Vera CPU could be reduced, but the industry view is that the change reflects supply constraints rather than weaker demand. Long-term supply agreements are also spreading.
AI & Enterprise
Jensen Huang says AI has moved from generative AI to agent AI
Nvidia has formalised its shift into an AI infrastructure company geared for the agent AI era beyond generative AI. Jensen Huang (젠슨 황), the company’s CEO, unveiled the next-generation Vera Rubin platform, enterprise agent development tools and DSX for operating AI factories in a keynote at Computex, Taiwan media outlet iThome reported. Huang said useful AI has arrived and is shifting from a cost centre to a revenue driver.
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Industry
Intel to launch \'Crescent Island\' AI inference GPU this year using LPDDR5 instead of HBM
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AI & Enterprise
Nvidia AI CPU \'Vera\' posts first benchmark results, close to AMD EPYC
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Telecommunications & Media
Apple likely to name first foldable iPhone \'iPhone Ultra\', rumours say
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Industry
GPU rental rates jump 40 percent in six months as HBM, DRAM shortages deepen
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Industry
Memory to account for 30 percent of hyperscalers\' capex in 2026 on AI demand
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Industry
Samsung accelerates two-track value chain buildout in Germany