Samsung has officially unveiled the Exynos 2600, the world’s first mobile processor manufactured using a 2nm (GAA) process. The chip is expected to deliver a clear performance boost, lower power consumption, and significant improvements in AI-related tasks, marking a new chapter in the competition among mobile chipmakers.
The IPOs of Chinese AI chipmakers MetaX Integrated Circuits and Moore Threads have drawn the attention of global markets and highlighted the scale of China’s ambitions to build its own semiconductor ecosystem. While these companies still lag behind Nvidia technologically, their public debuts show that Beijing is willing to provide capital and market protection in the face of U.S. export restrictions.
The Texas Attorney General has filed lawsuits against several Smart TV manufacturers, accusing them of illegally collecting data about viewers’ watching habits and selling that information to advertisers without user consent. The case centers on tracking practices carried out without properly informing consumers.
Denmark is considering introducing regulations that would prohibit the use of VPNs to circumvent geo-blocking and access potentially illegal services. The proposal has sparked opposition from privacy and cybersecurity experts, who warn that such rules could undermine legitimate uses of VPNs and set a dangerous precedent within the European Union.