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Huawei unveils MateBook Fold Ultimate Design, a game-changing foldable laptop Huawei launched the MateBook Fold Ultimate Design, the world’s first commercial foldable PC. This 18-inch device folds down to 13 inches, weighs just over 1 kg, and is ultra-thin, making it easy to carry. Its vibrant 3.3K OLED screen is ideal for multitasking, watching videos, or creating content. Likely powered by Huawei’s Kirin X90 chip with 32 GB RAM and up to 2 TB SSD, it runs on Harmony OS 5 offering apps like WPS Office and AI-driven features. It includes a virtual keyboard or a slim 5 mm wireless one, plus a 140W charger and cases. Priced from ~$3,300–$3,720, it’s available for pre-order in China, launching June 6. #Follow ⚡️ #Tech ⚡️ #News Subscribe 🔹 More Channels 🔹 Advertise

Microsoft tests Steam integration for next-gen Xbox and Windows Microsoft is reportedly testing Steam integration within the Microsoft Store, with plans to bring it to its next-generation Xbox consoles, as shared by insider eXtas1s and reported by Windows Central on May 19, 2025. A “Steam Developer Beta” app has appeared in Microsoft’s internal software, accessible only to employees and partners for now. This move could merge Xbox and Windows ecosystems, letting users access Steam games directly via the Microsoft Store on PCs and, potentially, Xbox by 2027. Rumors also suggest Microsoft is prepping a premium Xbox Series X successor and a handheld console for 2027, aiming to launch before Sony’s PlayStation 6. The next-gen Xbox may run a Windows-based OS, supporting Steam and Epic Games Store for a PC-like experience. #Follow ⚡️ #Tech ⚡️ #News Subscribe 🔹 More Channels 🔹 Advertise

Gigabyte’s AORUS RTX 5090 AI Box revealed at Computex 2025 Gigabyte introduced the AORUS RTX 5090 AI Box, a powerful external GPU, at Computex 2025. Featuring a liquid-cooled GeForce RTX 5090, it connects to laptops or mini PCs via a super-fast Thunderbolt 5 cable with a bandwidth of 120 Gbit/s for transmission and 40 Gbit/s for reception, delivering desktop-level performance for gaming, video editing, and AI tasks like running Llama or Stable Diffusion. It allows you to use it as a docking station with multiple ports for displays, USB devices, and fast charging, making it a versatile hub for creators and gamers on the go. Pricing and exact details are still undisclosed. #Follow ⚡️ #Tech ⚡️ #News Subscribe 🔹 More Channels 🔹 Advertise

U.S. scientists develop "superwood" stronger than steel Scientists from the University of Maryland have created Superwood, a natural material that outperforms steel and rivals concrete in strength. Developed by InventWood, this eco-friendly wood is ten times stronger than regular timber, lightweight, and resistant to water and fire. While it won’t replace steel in spaceships, Superwood could transform construction, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional materials. Production is set to start in Q3 2025, potentially revolutionizing eco-conscious building. #Follow ⚡️ #Tech ⚡️ #News Subscribe 🔹 More Channels 🔹 Advertise

🏗️ TSMC to build 9 new factories in 2025 for AI and HPC chips TSMC is set to launch nine advanced factories in 2025. Eight will focus on chip production, and one on advanced packaging, fueled by massive demand for AI and high-performance computing (HPC) chips. The factories, located in Taiwan, the U.S., and Japan, will include cutting-edge 2nm technology. TSMC is especially ramping up its CoWoS packaging capacity, which has seen “incredible” demand over the past two years, aiming to hit 75,000 wafers per month by mid-2025 for clients like Nvidia and AMD. This follows TSMC’s record of building five factories annually from 2021 to 2024. #Follow ⚡️ #Tech ⚡️ #News Subscribe 🔹 More Channels 🔹 Advertise