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IDC's preliminary Q3 2026 tracker shows global PC shipments down 20.1% year over year. HP and Dell took the steepest declines, with memory pricing cited as the drag on demand.
FOB China N-type M10 and 210R wafer prices held at $0.149 and $0.153 per piece, while polysilicon output is set to fall ~12.9% in October, tightening upstream costs.
A 1.1 kg Li-S Energy cell pack drove a Pegasus twin-motor drone for nearly two hours over Queensland. Li-S Energy benchmarks 80% more flight time than a 16 Ah LiPo.
EDN survey of AI-based cuffless BP monitoring shows why signal access, calibration drift, and analog front-end control push teams past consumer platforms toward custom hardware.
Broadcom will demo Tomahawk 6, Tomahawk Ultra, Jericho 4, Thor Ultra 800G and a third-gen TH6-Davisson CPO at OCP Global Summit in San Jose, October 12-15.
Keysight is shipping ADS 2027 with agentic AI hooks via MCP, macro recording, and Python script generation. Engineers can now wire their own LLMs into RF circuit design tasks.
Atlassian's rebuilt MCP server now handles 15M daily calls and exposes 220-plus tools, while a new spend commitment adds GPT-6 Astra to Rovo's multi-model mix without breaking the platform's model-agnostic stance.
Anthropic releases Claude Haiku 5.5 at $0.10/M input below 100K tokens, a 90% cut, and aligns with OpenAI's GPT-6 Luna. Implications for enterprise inference spend and model routing.
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