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Rising Memory and CPU Prices Could Push Mainstream Notebook Prices Up by Nearly 40%, Says TrendForce
Rising Memory and CPU Prices Could Push Mainstream Notebook Prices Up by Nearly 40%, Says TrendForce
For a mainstream notebook with an MSRP of US$900, surging memory prices alone could raise retail prices by more than 30%; combined with CPU price increases, the total price hike could approach 40%. If memory and CPU prices rise simultaneously, their combined share of notebook BOM costs could climb to 58%. CPU supply volatility is also emerging, with shortages beginning to affect entry-level platforms across multiple brands.
·trendforce.com·
Rising Memory and CPU Prices Could Push Mainstream Notebook Prices Up by Nearly 40%, Says TrendForce
Judgment and creativity are all you need.
Judgment and creativity are all you need.
When I joined Imprint a little less than a year ago, our deploys were manual, requiring close human attention to complete. Our database migrations were run manually, too. Developing good software is very possible in those circumstances, but it takes a remarkable attention to detail to do it. It was also possible to develop good software using Subversion and developing by ssh’ing into a remote server to edit PHP files, but the goal is making things easy rather than possible.
·lethain.com·
Judgment and creativity are all you need.
They Don’t Want Their Company’s Surveillance Tool Used by ICE
They Don’t Want Their Company’s Surveillance Tool Used by ICE
Thomson Reuters, best known for its media outlet and legal research tools, provides an investigative tool to immigration enforcers. Its Minnesota employees want that to stop.
·nytimes.com·
They Don’t Want Their Company’s Surveillance Tool Used by ICE
The Kobeissi Letter on X: "BREAKING: US jobs numbers have now been revised down in each of the last 13 months, by a total of -710,000 jobs. This means employment was initially overstated by an average of ~55,000 jobs per month. US job numbers were revised down by another -4,000 jobs in January and https://t.co/ZWEABFfa1e" / X
The Kobeissi Letter on X: "BREAKING: US jobs numbers have now been revised down in each of the last 13 months, by a total of -710,000 jobs. This means employment was initially overstated by an average of ~55,000 jobs per month. US job numbers were revised down by another -4,000 jobs in January and https://t.co/ZWEABFfa1e" / X
This means employment was initially overstated by an average of ~55,000 jobs per month. US job numbers were revised down by another -4,000 jobs in January and
·x.com·
The Kobeissi Letter on X: "BREAKING: US jobs numbers have now been revised down in each of the last 13 months, by a total of -710,000 jobs. This means employment was initially overstated by an average of ~55,000 jobs per month. US job numbers were revised down by another -4,000 jobs in January and https://t.co/ZWEABFfa1e" / X
Our marketing team is moving to GitHub | Anna Evans
Our marketing team is moving to GitHub | Anna Evans
Our marketing team is moving to GitHub. A few months ago GitHub was still an enigma to me... the type of software speak that I heard often but also consistently ignored. But the reality of the AI setup I have built for us over the last six months is that our marketing infrastructure is now looking more and more like - well proper infrastructure. We run over a dozen AI employees. We have tens of skills and dozens of context files that tell our AI how we write, who our customers are, and what "good" looks like. We have tools, and commands and automations that help us do our work. All the files need to be accessible by humans as well as Claude Code. We have kept all of it on Google Drive till now because that is where everything lived historically. But the problems have started coming through. No version history, no way to review changes. Now a team of 7 who consistently need access. That's exactly the problem software teams solved decades ago. So we have started moving it. First with our customer comms project, soon our entire marketing stack. Version history on every AI employee. Pull requests when someone changes a workflow. Branches for testing new approaches without breaking what works. The irony isn't lost on me. I was scared of code even a year ago. Now I'm teaching my teammates Git 🤔 . Marketing operations are starting to look more and more like engineering operations now... Configs. Dependencies. Versioning. Collaboration on shared infrastructure. If your marketing team runs AI workflows seriously, I think you'll end up here too. Not because it's trendy. Because nothing else handles the complexity well enough. | 181 comments on LinkedIn
Our marketing team is moving to GitHub.
·linkedin.com·
Our marketing team is moving to GitHub | Anna Evans
March 2026 Microsoft Patch Tuesday | Tenable®
March 2026 Microsoft Patch Tuesday | Tenable®
Microsoft addresses 83 CVEs including two vulnerabilities that were publicly disclosed prior to a patch being released.
·tenable.com·
March 2026 Microsoft Patch Tuesday | Tenable®