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Dimanche 14 décembre 2025 à 06:50
Tech Frontiers
Apple faces looming DRAM premium as long‑term deals expire
Wccftech reports that Apple’s long‑term agreements for DRAM chips are set to run out in early 2026, opening the door for Samsung and SK hynix to charge “painfully hefty” premiums for the memory needed across its product line. Industry analysts warn the cost increase could pressure Apple’s margins unless the company renegotiates or diversifies its supply chain.
Wccftech
SK Hynix predicts DRAM supply lag through 2028 amid tightening market
According to Wccftech, SK Hynix’s internal analysis foresees a prolonged shortfall of commodity DRAM that will outpace demand until at least 2028, exacerbating price volatility for PC makers and consumers alike. The forecast underscores the structural nature of the shortage, suggesting that even aggressive capacity expansions may fall short of market needs.
Wccftech
NVIDIA’s Hopper H200 AI GPUs spark massive demand in China after U.S. ban lift
Wccftech cites Reuters that, following the recent U.S. permission to sell legacy Hopper‑based GPUs, NVIDIA’s H200 AI processors are experiencing a surge of orders from Chinese data centers, prompting the company to expand capacity while safeguarding supply for U.S. customers. The move highlights the geopolitical tug‑of‑war over high‑performance AI hardware and signals China’s eagerness to catch up in generative‑AI workloads.
Wccftech
Microsoft unveils Azure HorizonDB, a Postgres‑compatible managed service
InfoQ details Microsoft’s preview of Azure HorizonDB announced at the Ignite conference, positioning the service as a fully managed, PostgreSQL‑compatible database designed for enterprise‑scale workloads. Early adopters will benefit from automated scaling, built‑in security, and seamless integration with the broader Azure ecosystem, marking Microsoft’s push into the competitive cloud‑database market.
InfoQ
Yelp builds a cost‑efficient pipeline for massive S3 server‑access logs
InfoQ explains that Yelp engineered a scalable system to ingest, parse, and analyze billions of Amazon S3 access logs, leveraging serverless functions and columnar storage to cut storage costs while retaining query performance. The architecture demonstrates how high‑traffic web services can transform raw log data into actionable insights without prohibitive infrastructure spend.
InfoQ
Linux 6.19 merges bring major hardware and filesystem upgrades
Phoronix highlights several key merges landed in the Linux 6.19 development cycle: enhanced laptop and handheld device drivers (including GPU and power management), initial support for NFS directory delegations, and new RTC drivers for Apple and NVIDIA platforms. Together, these changes broaden Linux’s suitability for emerging form factors and improve real‑time clock reliability across diverse hardware.
Phoronix
Phoronix
Phoronix
JEDEC’s SPHBM4 spec promises high‑bandwidth memory at lower cost
Tom’s Hardware reports that JEDEC is finalizing the SPHBM4 standard, which delivers full HBM4 bandwidth over a 512‑bit interface while reusing existing HBM dies, enabling up to 64 GB per stack and more economical scaling for AI accelerators and graphics cards. The specification aims to bridge the gap between GDDR and HBM performance without the price premium of current HBM4 offerings.
Tom's Hardware
Scientific Horizons
Space‑medicine research prepares humans for long‑duration Mars missions
The Scientist outlines NASA’s multi‑phase Artemis roadmap and a 378‑day simulated Mars mission that test radiation shielding, life‑support systems, and crew health protocols, arguing that these advances are essential for safe human settlement on the Red Planet. The article emphasizes how medical monitoring, protective suits, and habitat design are converging to make interplanetary travel a realistic prospect.
The Scientist
Underwater archaeologists uncover a 2,000‑year‑old Egyptian “pleasure barge”
Live Science reports the discovery of a well‑preserved Ptolemaic‑era barge off Alexandria, identified by French archaeologist Franck Goddio as a “thalamagos” – a floating palace used by the elite. The timbers, measuring roughly 115 feet in length, provide rare insight into luxury maritime architecture of the late Hellenistic period.
Live Science
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