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Apple first touchscreen MacBook Pro rumored for Nov. 6 launch; expected specs

Apple may unveil its first touchscreen MacBook Pro on Oct. 27 and release it as early as Nov. 6, 9to5Mac reported. The model is described as a redesign that could include a tandem OLED display and software changes to support touch input. It may feature a smaller Dynamic Island-like cutout but is not expected to support Face ID. The machine could use existing M5 Pro and M5 Max chips, with a base redesign model possibly coming next spring.

Telecommunications & Media

Apple may unveil robotic-arm \'HomeView Pro\' in 2027

Apple may introduce a higher-end version of its smart home display HomeView as early as next year, according to a report. Bloomberg\'s Mark Gurman said Apple could add a premium model rather than replace the existing HomeView. The new device may feature a larger display and 360-degree rotation and could be priced above $299. Apple is also said to be considering voice recognition to turn the screen toward whoever is speaking.

Industry

TSMC supply bottleneck raises questions over AI infrastructure investment, opening for Samsung and Intel

Surging demand for AI chips is turning the production capacity of TSMC, the world’s largest foundry, into a key bottleneck for the global semiconductor industry, the article said. Big tech companies are competing to secure advanced chip output. TSMC posted record quarterly results but capacity has not kept pace with demand. Analysts warn constraints could weigh on large-scale AI infrastructure plans, while Samsung Electronics and Intel may benefit as customers look to diversify supply chains.