QtrendsApple's MacBook Ultra rumors point to a touchscreen display, next-gen chips, and an upcoming release, while most Apple products avoid recent price hikes and Razer's Wolverine V3 controller hits a record-low price. Nvidia expands its robotics talent hunt in China, with CEO Jensen Huang calling the country a 'great center of technology, industry', as Taiwan raids Supermicro and partners in a widening probe over alleged Nvidia chip smuggling.
Rumors are swirling around Apple's upcoming MacBook Ultra, which is expected to feature a touchscreen display, faster chips, and a release in the near future. Meanwhile, most other Apple products have managed to avoid the latest round of price hikes, offering some relief to consumers. In the gaming peripheral space, the Razer Wolverine V3 controller has dropped to a record-low price of $64.99 on Amazon.
Nvidia is ramping up its robotics talent recruitment in China, posting over a dozen roles as it pushes to bring robots from research labs into real-world deployment. CEO Jensen Huang praised China as a 'great center of technology, industry' during the expansion. Separately, Taiwanese authorities raided Supermicro and two supply-chain partners as part of a widening investigation into alleged Nvidia chip smuggling.