Qnap has introduced three new NAS systems designed for video production tasks, equipped with USB4 ports for high-speed data transfer. These devices support various connection modes and are intended for use with high-capacity hard drives and SSDs.
Due to an IT system failure, Lufthansa Cargo's cargo handling operations in Frankfurt and Munich were temporarily suspended, resulting in delays and the need to find alternative routes. This incident once again highlighted the industry's heavy reliance on technology.
Google plans to increase its capital expenditures to $205 billion by 2026 to expand its computing capacity amid growing demand for cloud and AI services. Despite these large-scale investments, demand continues to outpace supply.
Levi Strauss & Co. will complete its transition to a unified cloud-based ERP system across all global divisions by 2027. This move will enable faster decision-making, support the growth of the DTC model, and facilitate the implementation of AI. The transition is accompanied by a reorganization of the supply chain and the closure of the distribution center in Kentucky.
QNAP has introduced a new NAS system capable of accommodating up to 10 drives in a compact chassis, supporting various SSD and HDD formats. The device features a modern processor, expandable RAM, and extensive connectivity options. Its release is expected in the fourth quarter of 2026.
Tests have shown that the Apple M5 Max chip performs significantly more efficiently and stably in the MacBook Pro 16 than in the 14-inch model, delivering a noticeable boost in both CPU and GPU performance.
A recent leak has revealed details about the Apple M5 Pro and M5 Max processors: the new chips promise up to a 20% performance boost and improved graphics, but with increased power consumption under full load.
Sony has patented a cloud platform designed to simplify the development and testing of PlayStation games without the need for physical dev kit devices. The system supports collaborative work, offers generative AI tools, and can speed up the creation of game assets, making the process more accessible for independent studios.
Sony has patented a hybrid technology that significantly reduces the size of installation files for PlayStation games by combining the benefits of cloud and local processing. This solution can help ease the load on internal storage and minimize latency, though it will require a fast internet connection for optimal performance.
Leading technology companies are considering placing data centers in orbit as an alternative to land-based facilities. The project is attracting investment, but faces technical and environmental challenges.