MMarcus Tan· 1d agoThe World Bank Says AI Hardware Now Drives Most of Malaysia's Export GrowthMalaysia's 2026 forecast rises to 5.1%, but the same report warns that a pullback in AI capital spending would remove a key support.161 2
LLin Wei· Sep 24Meta's Connect Line-Up Splits Smart Glasses Into Audio, Camera and CinemaA camera-free Ray-Ban, a third-generation camera pair and 100-gram VR glasses that won't ship until spring show Meta trying to cover every reason to wear a computer on your face.134 2
LLin Wei· Sep 16iOS 27 Lets You Turn Liquid Glass Down, and That Says a Lot About the RedesignApple's 27-series software releases arrive with a transparency slider, broad speed gains and a new Siri that comes with daily usage limits.129 2
LLin Wei· Sep 10iPhone Duo Is Apple's Foldable, and iOS Had to Move Sideways to Fit ItApple's first folding iPhone lands on the same passport shape Samsung just adopted, but the bigger change is an interface that now lives along the edge of the screen.58 2
MMarcus Tan· Aug 27Nvidia's $96 Billion Quarter Comes With a New Segment, No China and a Financing MachineThe headline growth is real; the more interesting signals are in how Nvidia now reports its business and how it plans to help customers pay for it.★71 2
MMarcus Tan· Aug 22Malaysia Sets 2030 for Its First Arm-Based Chips to Reach ProductionTwo more local firms get access to Arm technology, but the timeline shows how long the road from licence to shipping product is.61 2
MMarcus Tan· Aug 14Tensor G6 Shows What Google Is Optimising For, and It Isn't BenchmarksGoogle's Pixel 11 launch leaned on AI throughput and efficiency claims, kept key chip details quiet, and raised prices as memory costs bite.62 2
LLin Wei· Jul 23Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 Bets That Foldables Should Be Wide, Not TallA new 4:3 Fold sits beside an Ultra that keeps the familiar shape, and the split says a lot about what Samsung thinks people actually do with a folding phone.65 1
MMarcus Tan· Jul 17TSMC Raises Its Spending Bet Again as AI Demand Outruns Its Own ForecastsA 77 per cent jump in profit, a higher capex range and a sales outlook above 40 per cent growth say the foundry still sees no end to the queue.21 2