Today, HONOR has confirmed plans to unveil its next-generation smartphone lineup and an expanded flagship IoT ecosystem at Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2026 on 1 March 2026. According to the company, the event will highlight how AI is becoming a foundational layer across its product ecosystem rather than a standalone feature.

According to Visual Capitalist, the distribution of data centres is very unbalanced, with the United States emerging as the absolute leader. Meanwhile, Malaysia ranks 19th worldwide. So, what should you know about it?

Google has introduced Gemini 3.1 Pro, the newest evolution in its Gemini series of artificial intelligence models aimed at helping developers, enterprises and everyday users solve the hardest problems in AI. The model builds on the reasoning and multimodal capabilities first seen in Gemini 3, and is now rolling out across key Google platforms and interfaces.

Recently, Phison CEO Pua Khein-Seng said that many electronics companies will go bankrupt this year due to the RAM shortage crisis. So, what should you know about it?

Most recently, Elon Musk shared his dream of building a large-scale artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure on the surface of the Moon through a strategic partnership between xAI and SpaceX. That said, what should you know about it?

When Nothing first announced Essential Apps in October last year, many would have wondered what the point was. The Essential Apps aims to offer deeper integration of AI features and apps in Nothing devices. Some users, with access to the alpha testing phase in December 2025, got a glimpse of what was offered. But more users can test it during beta testing this February 2026.

Shares of Qualcomm fell sharply this week after the company issued weaker financial guidance for the current quarter, warning that a global memory chip shortage is weighing on the smartphone market and constraining demand for its mobile chips. The outlook disappointed Wall Street following Qualcomm’s fiscal first-quarter earnings release, triggering a sell-off in after-hours trading as investors absorbed the supply chain challenges.

The global technology industry is now facing warnings of a serious memory supply crisis as DRAM prices are expected to jump by up to 95% by March 2026. A report from research firm TrendForce shows that extreme demand from AI data centres has severely disrupted existing supply chains.

While it sounds hard to believe, it is apparently consistent across multiple industry sources familiar with the matter. OpenAI has grown increasingly dissatisfied with the performance of certain NVIDIA artificial intelligence chips used for inference, the stage where models generate responses. This unease has pushed the San Francisco–based AI leader to quietly explore alternative hardware options since 2025, potentially reshaping its long-term computing roadmap and impacting its relationship with NVIDIA.

Recently, Mozilla announced the AI Controls feature, which lets users turn off AI features. So, what should you know about it?