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America's Peace Corps Announces 'Tech Corps' Volunteers to Help Bring AI to Foreign Countries

EditorDavid / slashdot - Over 240,000 Americans volunteered for Peace Corps projects in 142 countries since the program began more than half a century ago. But now the agency is launching a new initiative — called Tech Corps. "It's the Peace Corps, but make it AI," explains Engad…

#ai #techpolicy #elearning #genai #government #us #education #globalism #community #technology

My country is so fucking embarrassing, man...

11 days / bsky / @wittywebhandle.bsky.social / wittywebhandle.bsky.social

U.S. launches Peace Corps-backed ‘Tech Corps’ to help export AI, counter China

11 days / cnbc

America's Peace Corps Announces 'Tech Corps' Volunteers to Help Bring AI to Foreign Countries

13 days / slashdot / EditorDavid

The US will send Tech Corps members to foreign countries in its latest push for AI dominance

13 days / engadget / Jackson Chen

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AMD Zen 6 and Intel Nova Lake CPUs reportedly arriving late, delayed to CES 2027 — next-gen chips rocked by industry turmoil

tomshardware - AMD and Intel are both preparing next-gen desktop CPUs with major architectural improvements that now seem to be delayed. This includes Nova Lake, which has been confirmed for a 2026 year-end release time and again, and Zen 6, which has been on AMD's road…


Desktop CPU launches pushed to CES 2027, industry braces

Zen 6 and Nova Lake are probably *not* postponed to 2027

13 days / reddit / /u/Voodoo2-SLi

Intel "Nova Lake-S" Coming in 2027, CES Launch Alongside AMD "Olympic Ridge" Likely

13 days / reddit / /u/Winter_2017

AMD Zen 6 and Intel Nova Lake CPUs reportedly arriving late, delayed to CES 2027 — next-gen chips rocked by industry turmoil - Tom's Hardware

13 days / tomshardware

AMD Zen 6 and Intel Nova Lake CPUs reportedly arriving late, delayed to CES 2027 — next-gen chips rocked by industry turmoil

13 days / tomshardware

Even CPUs Aren’t Safe from ‘Delayed Launches’ Anymore, With Intel’s Nova Lake-S Reportedly Pushed to 2027

13 days / wccftech / Muhammad Zuhair

Even CPUs Aren’t Safe from ‘Delayed Launches’ Anymore, With Intel’s Nova Lake-S Reportedly Pushed to 2027 - Wccftech

13 days / wccftech


Inside Intel: Nova Lake-S details and Unified Core plans

Intel’s ‘Unified Core’ Ambitions With Next-Gen CPUs Remain Intact as a New Job Posting Signals Further Progress on the Concept

12 days / wccftech / Muhammad Zuhair

Intel reportedly eyeing Nova Lake-S Ultra processors for next year

13 days / digitaltrends


Other tech and market stories tangential to CPU delays

Lenovo alerts partners to looming price hikes on consumer and server products — soaring memory costs drive the surge - Tom's Hardware

13 days / tomshardware

Data center developers building private natural gas 'Shadow Grid' power plants to sidestep strained grids — off-grid GW Ranch project in Texas will reportedly use as much power as Chicago - Tom's Hardware

13 days / tomshardware

27 years after launch, Apple's decades-old iBook lineup can still get legacy updates from the company's servers — 21-year-old iBook G4 seamlessly connects to Wi-Fi, downloads updates with no mods - Tom's Hardware

13 days / tomshardware

Back to Top / Saturday, February 21, 2026, 12:20 pm / permalink 19525 / 11 stories in 13 days


There's a shortage of RAM (computer memory). How is this affecting the industry?

Scott Simon / npr - Memory chips (aka RAM) are in short supply, globally. Why and what does that mean for consumers


Consumers feel the pinch: RAM prices, deals, and regional shifts

Retail DDR5 memory prices slowly drop in Europe despite ongoing shortages — overdue pricing correction could be beginning in some regions

12 days / tomshardware

User Snags 32 GB DDR5 Memory For $120 After Seller Mistakes It For DDR4

12 days / wccftech / Sarfraz Khan

Say Goodbye to the Idea of Chinese RAM Being Cheap; 32GB DDR5 Modules Now Retail for Over $500 as Local Prices Catch Up Globally

12 days / wccftech / Muhammad Zuhair

A $185 motherboard discount is a great way to start a SFF PC build

13 days / digitaltrends

There's a shortage of RAM (computer memory). How is this affecting the industry?

13 days / npr / Scott Simon


DRAM market shifts: Samsung, SK Hynix, Chinese entrants reshape supply

SK Hynix significantly increases production of AI memory

11 days / techzine / Mels Dees

CXMT halves DDR4 prices as YMTC gains ground in NAND, raising concerns over Korea’s legacy exposure

12 days / reddit / /u/BixKoop

Samsung’s Memory Comeback Is One to Watch as the Korean Giant Reclaims the Top Spot in the Industry After Losing Ground Just a Few Quarters Ago

12 days / wccftech / Muhammad Zuhair

Samsung reclaims top spot in global DRAM market in Q4

13 days / co / Kang Yoon-seung

Apple weighs risky partnerships with Chinese brands YMTC and CXMT - TechRadar

15 days / techradar


Lenovo warns partners: buy now to avoid March memory-driven hikes

Lenovo Asks Partners To “Place Orders As Soon As Possible” Before Implementing A Price Hike Next Month

12 days / wccftech / Sarfraz Khan

Lenovo expects to make pricing changes to certain commercial client device products in early March due to the ongoing global memory chip shortage

12 days / reddit / /u/sr_local

Lenovo alerts partners to looming price hikes on consumer and server products — soaring memory costs drive the surge

13 days / tomshardware

Lenovo Warns of PC Price Hikes Coming in March Amid Rising Memory Costs

13 days / techpowerup


OTHER: Misc PC items not central to the memory shortage

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Oracle and OpenAI scrap Texas data-center expansion; Meta eyes the spare capacity

Oracle and OpenAI have abandoned plans to expand a flagship Texas data center, leaving substantial compute capacity up for grabs. Nvidia reportedly brokered interest from Meta to take the unused slots as OpenAI downscales that particular buildout, a move that rattled markets and highlights shifting demand for large-scale on-prem AI infrastructure. More...


SoftBank seeks massive $40B loan to back OpenAI investment, courting big risk

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OpenAI launches Codex Security agent to automatically detect software vulnerabilities

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Google releases Workspace CLI enabling AI agents to access Gmail, Drive, Calendar

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