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Global Memory Shortage: Report Says 1b DRAM Wafer Cost per Square Millimeter Carries 54% Premium Over TSMC N2

ITHome reported on September 25 that the latest data from South Korean semiconductor analysis firm Kernel Insight shows the cost per square millimeter of 1b DRAM wafers has reached $0.654, or about 4.4 yuan at current exchange rates, 54% higher than the $0.424, or about 2.8 yuan, for TSMC N2 wafers. ITHome note: 1b DRAM wafers refer to DDR5 dynamic random-access memory manufactured on the 1b process node, a sub-10nm-class node. “1b” means the memory-cell feature size has entered the sub-10nm range, with bit density of about 0.436 Gb per square millimeter.…

Report Says ASUS Motherboard Factory Has Notified Across-the-Board October Price Increases of About 5% to 10%

ITHome reported on September 25 that the WeChat public account ChannelGate Shibo Heju published a post yesterday, September 24, saying ASUS’ motherboard factory has notified partners of a broad and significant price increase in October. ITHome provides the relevant information below: Due to rising upstream raw material costs, as well as TSMC raising prices for motherboard chipsets by around 10%, motherboard cost prices are effectively being forced up by at least 10% to 15%. Otherwise, motherboard brands would have to sell at a loss. ASUS previously raised prices by only 5 to 20 yuan on some models, far short of the needed increase, while many models saw no price increase at all, possibly to meet its Q3 peak target. According to the latest information, ASUS…

BOE Upgrades TSF Ultra-Wide Color Gamut OLED Technology, Reaching 98.7% BT.2020 Coverage

ITHome reported on September 25 that, according to BOE Innovation Hub, BOE has recently upgraded its TSF (TADF-Sensitized Fluorescence) ultra-wide color gamut OLED technology. Building on the introduction of a Tandem device structure, BOE has integrated COE (Color Filter on Encapsulation) technology, raising BT.2020@CIE1976 color-gamut coverage to 98.7%. The technology also delivers 2,500 nits of brightness while reducing power consumption by 37%. ITHome has learned that the exhibit will appear at BOE Global in 2026…

HMD Vibe2 Pro Officially Announced: MediaTek Dimensity 6400 Chip, 64MP Main Camera

ITHome reported on September 25 that tech outlet GSMArena published a post today, September 25, saying HMD plans to launch the Vibe2 Pro smartphone on September 29, after releasing the Vibe2 in May this year. The phone will feature a MediaTek Dimensity 6400 chip, up to 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. On the battery side, the HMD Vibe2 Pro will come with a 6,000mAh battery and support 33W wired fast charging. It will also retain a 3.5mm headphone jack and be available in purple, gray and green after launch. For photography, the Vi…

Corning Expands Polarcor Glass Polarizer Capacity to Meet Optical Demand From AI Data Centers

ITHome reported on September 25 that Corning announced on September 24 it will expand manufacturing capacity for Polarcor glass polarizers to meet rising demand from AI data centers and computing applications. The expansion will increase Corning’s production capacity for engineered glass polarizers. These products are widely used in optical isolators and other laser optics, and are a key component in advanced optical and photonic systems. Corning has also reached a new multi-year supply agreement with a leading active photonics technology company. According to Corning, the multi-year deal will provide long-term, stable supply assurance for key customers. As AI workloads continue to scale, data centers…

World's First All-Weather Aerostat Debuts in Sichuan: Five Years Aloft, Covering About 2,000 Square Kilometers

ITHome reported on September 25 that Beijing Yufeng Flight Technology Co. announced the debut ceremony for the Yunshao M1000-CNS, billed as the world’s first all-weather aerostat, was held on September 22 at the Yunshao Aerostat Industry-Education Integration Headquarters Base in Rong County, Zigong, Sichuan. The air-based platform, which can remain aloft continuously for five years and integrates communications, navigation, monitoring and meteorological sensing, has a diameter of 21 meters and an overall length of 24 meters. It integrates wind power, photovoltaics and energy storage into a unified power supply system, can withstand complex weather conditions including wind, rain, snow, ice and lightning, and supports all-weather operations. Unlike conventional flexible aerostats, the product combines a flexible lifting-body envelope with a rigid payload bay, power system and tethering system for integrated load-bearing and attitude control, while the outer envelope is responsible only for durability…

Refreshed Mercedes-Maybach S-Class Sedan Goes on Sale With Advanced Intelligent Driver-Assistance System

On Sept. 25, Mercedes-Benz announced the launch of the facelifted Mercedes-Maybach S-Class sedan, priced from 1.398 million yuan. The new model measures 5,485 mm in length with a 3,396 mm wheelbase, and debuts Mercedes-Benz’s self-developed MB.OS architecture and latest intelligent human-machine interaction system. Its high-end rear-seat entertainment system, led by the company’s China team, uses an on-device multimodal VLM large model. The car is equipped with an urban and highway navigation-assisted driving system jointly developed by Mercedes-Benz and Momenta, and comes standard with active rear-wheel steering offering a ±10° steering angle. In addition, the front grille is 20% larger than the previous generation, while the upright three-pointed star on the hood, the grille outline and the “MAYBACH” lettering in the grille frame all feature illumination for the first time…

Dongfeng Motor General Manager Feng Changjun Meets With China Resources Group General Manager Wang Cuijun

On September 23, Feng Changjun, general manager and deputy Party secretary of Dongfeng Motor, held a working meeting in Shenzhen with Wang Cuijun, general manager and deputy Party secretary of China Resources Group. The two sides held in-depth discussions on expanding broad, multi-sector cooperation, reached wide-ranging consensus, and agreed to establish a regular coordination mechanism. At the meeting, they discussed areas including new energy charging and energy storage, hydrogen applications, zero-carbon factory construction, business model innovation, the development of automotive-grade chips, coordination in international business, centralized procurement of official vehicles, and preferential car purchases for employees.

Unitree Robotics’ Wang Xingxing: The Core Bottleneck for Robots Is Overcoming Operational Errors of a Few Millimeters

In his view, whoever can solve this problem in the future will have solved the robotics challenge altogether.

Enrollment Doubles as Drone Major Takes Off at a Hangzhou Technical School | New Skills, New Opportunities

The program had planned to admit 84 students this year, but ultimately enrolled 170, expanding from three classes to five.

Yifei Technology’s Robots Enter PCB Production Lines, Deployed at Scale by Multiple Manufacturers

Doubao Marginalizes Doubao

Doubao Is Getting Bigger

SK hynix and Samsung Reportedly Finalize Jeonnam-Gwangju Chip Project Plans as Semiconductor Expansion Accelerates

ITHome reported on September 25 that South Korea’s proposed Jeonnam-Gwangju Integrated Special City today disclosed materials related to corporate consultations with SK hynix and Samsung Electronics over a semiconductor cluster in the Honam region, a Korean term covering North Jeolla, South Jeolla and Gwangju Metropolitan City. Yonhap News Agency reported that the two companies involved in the cluster separately stressed the need to secure large-scale land and accelerate the implementation of investment plans, with the related investment concepts being gradually refined. The materials show that SK hynix clearly expressed its intention to secure as much large-scale production land as possible at the Gwangju military airport site. After the investment plan was announced, Jeonnam-Gwangju Integrated Special City immediately set up a dedicated communication channel with SK hynix, and since July 2026…

DeepSeek Harness Official Desktop Preview Leaks Early

IT Home reported on September 25 that DeepSeek Harness has quietly launched an official desktop version, currently available as a developer preview with the version number V0.1.7-rc.2. DeepSeek Harness was previously offered through a WebUI; the new desktop version does not require installing Node.js, opening a terminal, or manually running npx@deepseek-ai / dsh. It currently supports Windows x64 and macOS Apple Silicon (M series). The current release remains a developer preview, so its stability and compatibility may be limited. Users are advised to…

New-Generation Mercedes-Maybach S-Class Sedan Goes on Sale With Advanced Intelligent Driver-Assistance System, Starting at 1.398 Million Yuan

ITHome reported on September 25 that the new-generation Mercedes-Maybach S-Class sedan has gone on sale, starting at 1.398 million yuan: the S 680 is priced at 3.353 million yuan, the S 580 Night Series Edition at 2.699 million yuan, the S 580 at 2.527 million yuan, and the S 480 at 1.398 million yuan. The new model debuts Mercedes-Benz’s MB.OS architecture and the latest-generation intelligent human-machine interaction system, applies an on-device multimodal VLM large model, and comes equipped with an advanced intelligent driver-assistance system. With future OTA updates, it will become one of the first luxury gasoline-powered vehicles to feature Momenta’s R7 world model. ITHome learned that the new model adopts a more…

Insta360 Is Moving Into AI Glasses, May Use a “Split Battery” Design

At midday on Sept. 25, a person close to Insta360 said the company is currently positioning itself in the AI glasses market and carrying out related R&D, with plans that could lead to its own AI glasses product in the future. Insta360 had previously been granted a utility model patent titled “wearable glasses.” According to the patent abstract, the glasses body is worn on the head, while the battery unit is separated from the frame and worn elsewhere on the body, supplying power through an electrical cable. The aim is to “reduce the load on the user’s head and ease the pressure of long-term wear.” This “split battery” design differs sharply from the mainstream AI glasses approach of placing batteries inside the temples, and is closer to an engineering direction built around long-duration wearable shooting.

Digit 5 May Be the First Humanoid Robot Worker That’s Truly Safe

Despite the recent deluge of videos of humanoid robots doing backflips and kung fu, the actual pace of progress towards humanoids that can do economically viable jobs at scale has at times seemed a bit plodding. There are some good reasons…

Video Friday: Two Birotors Make a Quadrotor

Video Friday is your weekly selection of awesome robotics videos, collected by your friends at IEEE Spectrum robotics. We also post a weekly calendar of upcoming robotics events for the next few months. Please send us your events for inclus…

Tesla Releases Latest Incentives: Limited-Time 5,000 Yuan Final-Payment Discount Across the Model 3 Lineup

On Sept. 25, Tesla posted on @Tesla announcing that for orders placed by Oct. 31, 2026, inclusive, all Model 3 variants will receive a limited-time 5,000 yuan reduction on the final payment, while selected Model Y variants will receive a limited-time 7,000 yuan reduction. Other offers include five-year, zero-interest financing and an 8,000 yuan insurance subsidy for selected Model 3 variants. After discounts, the Model 3 starts at 222,500 yuan, while the Model Y starts at 256,500 yuan.

RSI Is Rewriting the Foundation Model Race: Chinese Firms Race Toward IPOs as Silicon Valley Giants Tap the Brakes

AI’s recursive self-improvement, or RSI, is drawing sharply different responses.

U.S. Foundation Models Are Also Starting a Price War

After competing on parameter counts, foundation models are finally competing on price.

Interview With Qualcomm China Chairman Frank Meng: AI Is Forming a Closed Loop, but the Real Agent Era Has Yet to Arrive

The old logic of chip competition is being rewritten by AI.

Quadruped Robots: Unitree Leads, While AgiBot and DeepRobotics Vie for Second Place?

Two research firms released rankings on the same day for the same market — with two different sets of numbers.

Tesla’s Autumn Promotion: Model 3 Final Payment Cut by 5,000 Yuan, Model Y by 7,000 Yuan

ITHome, Sept. 25 — Tesla China today announced a limited-time Mid-Autumn Festival promotion. For orders placed by Oct. 31, 2026, inclusive, all Model 3 variants are eligible for a 5,000 yuan reduction on the final payment, while selected Model Y variants are eligible for a 7,000 yuan reduction. In addition to the final-payment discount, buyers can also stack a five-year, zero-interest financing plan and a limited-time 8,000 yuan paint-option benefit. Exclusive charging benefits offer three options, and some Model 3 variants are also eligible for an 8,000 yuan insurance subsidy. ITHome notes that the promotion covers both the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays, with Oct. 31 as the order deadline. Among them, Tes...

Changan Auto Targets Humanoid Robot Mass Production in 2028 and Commercial Flying-Car Routes in 2030

ITHome, Sept. 25 — According to China News Service Chongqing, a collective online investor reception day and semiannual earnings briefing for listed companies in the Chongqing jurisdiction was held on Sept. 23. Xie Renjun, deputy general manager of Changan Automobile’s capital operations department and deputy director of the board office, said that the company is advancing R&D on its solid-state battery project in an orderly manner and has begun validation of a 20Ah oxygen-polymer composite solid-state battery. Xie also said the company will accelerate the layout and industrialization of emerging businesses such as embodied-intelligence humanoid robots and flying cars: it is striving to achieve mass production of humanoid robots in 2028 and launch commercial-route flying cars in 2030. As ITHome previously reported, Changan Automobile chief expert and Changan Tianshu intelligent...

Apple’s macOS 27 Removes Six Features Including Boot Camp, Marking the End of the Intel Mac Era

ITHome, Sept. 25 — Tech outlet MacRumors today (Sept. 25) published a post outlining features Apple has removed in macOS 27 Golden Gate, including the formal end of support for Intel Macs. 1. Ending support for Intel Macs: macOS Golden Gate is the first version of macOS that runs only on Macs with Apple chips. Citing the post, ITHome reported that Intel Macs cannot run this version and can go no further than macOS 26 Tahoe. No...

One of a Kind: 3D Artist Buys Used RTX 5090 and Finds It Is a Jensen Huang-Signed Card

ITHome, Sept. 25 — Tech outlet Tom’s Hardware reported in a blog post yesterday (Sept. 24) that a 3D artist bought a one-of-a-kind white ASUS ROG Astral RTX 5090 OC graphics card on the secondhand market, complete with NVIDIA Chief Executive Jensen Huang’s handwritten signature. It is the only such card in the world. The artist said he recently bought two NVIDIA RTX 5090 graphics cards on the secondhand market to advance a 3D project. One was the white ASUS ROG Astral RTX 5090 OC edition. The seller said it carried the signature of an ASUS executive, but when the buyer opened the package, he found it was Huang...

NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang: If Frontier Labs Cannot Control AI, They Must Be Shut Down

ITHome, Sept. 25 — In an interview with The New York Times, NVIDIA Chief Executive Jensen Huang said that if frontier labs cannot control AI safety, “we have to shut down those labs.” Citing a blog post, ITHome reported that Huang was responding to real-world “jailbreak” attacks on frontier AI models from companies such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta and Google. He said that if frontier labs cannot control their AI experiments, those experiments must stop. Huang said AI experiments that produce rogue agents could trigger civil and criminal liability, and that labs would have to bear the consequences. Now...

Suzuki Plans to Halve New-Car Development Cycles and Lift R&D Efficiency 30% by 2030

ITHome, Sept. 25 — Citing Reuters, Japanese automaker Suzuki Motor said Friday (Sept. 25) that it plans to cut development cycles for new models in half by around 2030 from a fiscal 2020 baseline, while broadly improving R&D and production efficiency. In a statement, Suzuki said it aims to raise R&D efficiency by 30% and production efficiency by 50% by 2030. The automaker also plans to expand its annual production capacity in India to 4 million to 4.99 million vehicles in fiscal 2030 or later. Further reading: Suzuki Motor is a Japanese automaker whose India business is mainly run by its subsidiary Maruti Suzuki (M...

IAC completes autonomous racing event at Laguna Seca

At Laguna Seca, Unimore Racing won the Indy Autonomous Challenge, marking the IAC's first autonomous car overtakes on a road course. The post IAC completes autonomous racing event at Laguna Seca appeared first on The Robot Report.

Nearly $352M Moved From Crypto Exchange Bitget Wallets in Suspected Hack

Bitcoin Magazine Nearly $352M Moved From Crypto Exchange Bitget Wallets in Suspected Hack Crypto exchange Bitget detected unauthorized transfers and has temporarily halted withdrawals. This post Nearly $352M Moved From Crypto Exchange Bitge…

U.S. Stocks Close Mixed; Meta Hits Highest Level Since Last September, Intel Posts Highest Close Since July

The three major U.S. stock indexes closed mixed, with the Dow down 0.31%, the S&P 500 down 0.02% and the Nasdaq up 0.01%. Memory chip stocks led declines: Arm fell nearly 8%, Western Digital dropped nearly 5%, SanDisk fell more than 3%, and Seagate Technology and SK Hynix each lost more than 1%. Cloud computing service providers rose, with Nebius up more than 7% and CoreWeave up more than 3%. Meta gained more than 4%, reaching its highest level since last September, after the company released the handheld AI device Muse Charm. Intel rose nearly 4%, marking its highest close since July. The company is working with Alibaba Cloud on a lightweight cloud browser for large-scale agents. Gen Digital fell more than 12%, hitting its lowest level since 2…

International Federation of Robotics: China Is Becoming an Important Force in Industrial Innovation and Development

Qualcomm Bets on the AI Ecosystem: One Software Stack for All Devices, Mojo to Natively Support Windows 11

ITHome reported from the scene on September 25 that on the second day of the 2026 Snapdragon Summit in Hawaii, Chris Lattner, senior vice president of advanced AI software and platforms at Qualcomm Technologies, delivered a keynote saying competition in the AI industry is gradually shifting from a contest of chips to a contest of ecosystems. In the keynote, Lattner said AI software is often deeply tied to specific hardware: if developers switch to another company’s chips, they may need to re-adapt, optimize and debug their work. Lattner introduced the Modular platform, whose goal is to allow the same AI…

NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang: AI Will Not Inevitably Eliminate Any Job, and ‘AI Destroying Humanity Within 10 Years’ Is Nonsense

ITHome reported on September 25 that in an interview with The New York Times, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said the current panic over AI among the industry and the public has gone too far, and argued that AI will not necessarily replace jobs, but will first replace tasks. Huang broke work down into tasks, such as writing code, organizing materials and replying to customers, and purposes, such as diagnosing diseases, solving engineering problems and serving customers. He said AI typically automates specific tasks first and will not inevitably wipe out an entire occupation. For example, software agents may generate large amounts of code, but software engineers still need to understand requirements, design systems, weigh risks, verify results and connect technology to real-world problems. Huang used…

Meta’s AI Agent Muse Found Able to Export Large Numbers of Files from Virtual Machines

ITHome reported on September 25 that tech outlet MacObserver published a post yesterday, September 24, saying Meta Muse was found able, with a simple prompt, to package and return large numbers of Linux files from a user-specific virtual machine. Two developers, Peter James and Jonny L. Saunders, have independently reproduced the issue. The files included system files, app templates, internal runtime documents, Markdown and JSON files, and more. The exported files could expose Muse’s internal operating mechanisms, including request handling, memory storage, service connections and background tasks. Among them…

Transsion’s Infinix Launches GT NX Mobile Gaming Peripherals: Touchpad Controller and Dock-Cooling Hybrid

ITHome reported on September 25 that Infinix, a brand under Transsion, yesterday launched two GT NX-series mobile gaming peripherals: the GT NX Controller, featuring what it calls the world’s first pixel-level FPS precision touchpad, and the GT NX Station, which is the first to integrate a TEC, or thermoelectric cooler, into a docking station. ITHome learned that the GT NX Controller uses a three-chip low-latency architecture for millisecond-level direct connectivity and offers more than 22 hours of battery life. Its glass touchpad supports both swipe and mouse operation modes and can be mapped to MOBA skill buttons. It also has three levels of haptic…

SEC Commissioner Hester ‘Crypto Mom’ Peirce Advocates Privacy-Preserving Tech

Bitcoin Magazine SEC Commissioner Hester ‘Crypto Mom’ Peirce Advocates Privacy-Preserving Tech The outgoing regulator took aim at how regulators collect crypto users’ data. This post SEC Commissioner Hester ‘Crypto Mom’ Peirce Advocates Pri…

New York Sues Polymarket, Calling Prediction Market an Illegal Gambling Operation

Bitcoin Magazine New York Sues Polymarket, Calling Prediction Market an Illegal Gambling Operation Attorney General Letitia James and Governor Kathy Hochul allege Polymarket operates without a license in a new complaint. This post New York…

Google's TPUs to catch some rays in orbit next week

Part of Project Suncatcher, the proof of concept aims to see how well lightly modified compute fares in orbit

5 million robots are now at work in factories worldwide, reports the IFR

China still leads the world in industrial robot installations, but the U.S. and Germany are also significant markets, found the IFR. The post 5 million robots are now at work in factories worldwide, reports the IFR appeared first on The Rob…

Brooklyn Man Sentenced to 12 Years for $16M Coinbase Phishing Scam

Bitcoin Magazine Brooklyn Man Sentenced to 12 Years for $16M Coinbase Phishing Scam Ronald Spektor, 23, who lived with his father, used social engineering to steal funds from Coinbase customers. This post Brooklyn Man Sentenced to 12 Years…

Saifedean Ammous: The Bond Crisis & Bitcoin’s Rise as a True Macro Asset

Bitcoin Magazine Saifedean Ammous: The Bond Crisis & Bitcoin’s Rise as a True Macro Asset Falling volatility is Bitcoin's most bullish signal right now, according to Saifedean Ammous. This post Saifedean Ammous: The Bond Crisis & Bitcoin’s…

Jeff Booth: Why $1 Million BTC is Thinking too Small

Bitcoin Magazine Jeff Booth: Why $1 Million BTC is Thinking too Small Jeff Booth says a $1 million Bitcoin price target is thinking too small. Here is why valuing Bitcoin in debased fiat currency uses a rigged system. This post Jeff Booth:…

Video Friday: Lift Happens

Video Friday is your weekly selection of awesome robotics videos, collected by your friends at IEEE Spectrum robotics. We also post a weekly calendar of upcoming robotics events for the next few months. Please send us your events for inclus…

Mexican EPICS in IEEE Team Builds Portable Educational Platform

In Guadalajara, Mexico, many high schools have motivated teachers and talented students with an interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, but they lack access to advanced tools such as robotics laboratories. The resourc…

Boston Dynamics opens Metaplant Application Center to train Atlas humanoids

The new Robotics Metaplant Application Center is training humanoids as part of Hyundai's Metaplant America in Georgia. The post Boston Dynamics opens Metaplant Application Center to train Atlas humanoids appeared first on The Robot Report.

Why you should look beyond the spec sheet when choosing motion architecture

Choosing the right motion architecture is about understanding how the entire system will behave in use, explains Kollmorgen. The post Why you should look beyond the spec sheet when choosing motion architecture appeared first on The Robot Re…

Institutions Held Their Bitcoin Through Crash — and Some Bought More: Report

Bitcoin Magazine Institutions Held Their Bitcoin Through Crash — and Some Bought More: Report New research finds bitcoin has become the one crypto asset big investors agree on. This post Institutions Held Their Bitcoin Through Crash — and S…

Anthropic strikes $9B compute deal with Bitcoin miner Riot: Report

Anthropic reportedly struck a $9 billion deal with Riot for 191 megawatts of capacity from the Bitcoin miner’s Rockdale campus in Texas.

Keel shuts US Bitcoin mining operations as Q2 revenue falls 50%

Keel completed the shutdown of its US Bitcoin mining operations as it pivots toward AI and high-performance computing infrastructure

Can we power it? Yes we GaN

Is the data center industry finally catching up to the promise of gallium nitride?

Epson introduces AX6 cobot with compact design, no-code programming

Epson Robots has expanded its six-axis robot line with the AX6, a lightweight force- and power-limited arm. The post Epson introduces AX6 cobot with compact design, no-code programming appeared first on The Robot Report.

Bitcoin Traders Brace for $15B Options Expiry as Bulls Eye $100,000

Bitcoin Magazine Bitcoin Traders Brace for $15B Options Expiry as Bulls Eye $100,000 There are more bitcoin bets on higher prices ahead of Friday’s expiry. This post Bitcoin Traders Brace for $15B Options Expiry as Bulls Eye $100,000 first…

Ask HPE and NVIDIA the AI data question you cannot ask in public

Matt Rosoff chairs a Register roundtable with HPE and NVIDIA on data sovereignty in the AI era, off the record, in Washington

Tower Semiconductor to establish large-scale optical chip hub as part of $4bn Japanese investment pledge

CEO provides further details regarding expansion plans announced earlier this year

Sponsored: Powering the AI data center era: Why UPS battery technology needs to evolve

The rise of AI infrastructure is forcing data centers to rethink backup power strategies

Oracle issues force majeure notice to Blue Owl following series of setbacks at Project Jupiter data center campus – report

The 2.5GW site in New Mexico is set to come online in 2028

U.S. Stocks Open Lower, Oracle Falls 5%

The three major U.S. stock indexes opened lower, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 0.31%, the S&P 500 down 0.49% and the Nasdaq Composite down 0.74%. Most popular stocks fell: NVIDIA was down 1.24%, Apple down 0.08%, Alphabet Class A down 0.26%, Microsoft down 1.46%, Amazon down 1.11%, TSMC down 1.23%, SpaceX down 1.06%, Broadcom down 1.6%, Tesla down 0.8%, SK Hynix down 1.93%, Micron Technology down 1.8%, Advanced Micro Devices down 1.55% and ASML down 2...

Robot Companies Are Draining the Industry Credibility of Embodied AI

When a once-scarce title becomes a mass-produced standard feature, its value starts to erode.