Le secteur de la mémoire entre dans une phase de reprise, et les premiers signes d’une hausse des prix se confirment.

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So, the new pair of Nothing devices has caught your eye? There is definitely a lot to like there. However, it is hard to ignore the fact that the two phones are so strikingly similar on paper (apart, of course, from the telephoto camera). That said, there is a notable difference in price. The vanilla Nothing Phone (3a) will set you back around €330 for a base 8GB/128GB model and €380/$379 for a 12GB/256GB one. The Nothing Phone (3a) Pro, on the other hand, will run you €460/$459 for 12GB/256GB. So, is the Pro really worth the extra cash? Table of Contents: Design Display …

Après une période de ralentissement, le marché des DRAM semble amorcer un retournement avec des signaux de stabilisation et des augmentations de prix dans certains segments. Selon les dernières analyses, la baisse des prix des DRAM traditionnelles s’est ralentie en début d’année 2025, oscillant entre 0 % et -5 % d’un trimestre à l’autre. En …

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The business news network CNBC on Wednesday announced that its CNBC+ streaming service has expanded to the Apple TV and Roku devices.

CNBC+ is now available through the CNBC app on all Apple TV HD and Apple TV 4K models, providing subscribers with a live stream of the CNBC channel, along with full episodes of popular CNBC shows on demand. In the App Store, a subscription to CNBC+ in the U.S. costs $14.99 per month, or $149.99 per year.

The streaming service first launched in late 2024 on iOS, Android, and CNBC.com, according to a CNBC spokesperson.

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D’ici la fin du mois, Gigabyte va déployer de nouvelle références B850. Le focus est le blanc et le format Micro-ATX

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U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced that massive tariffs will be applied to imports from many countries, starting April 9. The tariffs will significantly impact Apple’s supply chain, with iPhones and other products imported to the U.S. from China, India, and Vietnam set to face 54%, 26%, and 46% tariffs, respectively.

Apple supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo today said that if Apple does not raise prices, its overall gross profit margin could face a significant drop of 8.5% to 9%, due to the tariffs significantly raising costs. However, he outlined five ways in which Apple can reduce the impact of the tariffs on its gross margins going forward:

• Apple can boost iPhone production in India. Kuo said if India can secure tariff exemptions through new trading agreements with the U.S., and Apple boosts its iPhone production capacity there to over 30% of its global supply, the negative impact on gross margins could shrink to just 1% to 3%.
• Apple could raise prices on iPhone Pro models. In the U.S. market, Kuo said high-end iPhones account for 65-70% of new model sales, and he believes that “high-end consumers are relatively more accepting of price increases.” So, the Pro and Pro Max models could see price increases, if absolutely necessary.
• Apple could increase carrier subsidies for iPhones.
• Apple could reduce trade-in values to partially offset the costs of tariffs.
• Apple could put even greater pressure on its suppliers to cut costs.

Apple’s overall gross margin was 46% in the 2024 fiscal year. Gross margin is a profitability metric that indicates the percentage of money that Apple earns on a product like an iPhone after subtracting the costs of making the product. Even if Apple’s gross margin drops below 40%, Kuo believes this dip “should be short-lived.”

Apple’s stock price dropped more than 7% in after-hours trading, after Trump’s announcement.

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Samsung’s memory chip division has been its cash cow for years. It helped the company mint billions of dollars every quarter. However, that division has recently been facing intermittent losses. That is due to the combination of lower memory chip prices and the company’s inability to create market-leading high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips. Now, its chip […]

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Samsung announced that it will support HDR10+ for Netflix movies and shows on 2025 Samsung Neo QLED, OLED and Lifestyle TVs, as well as 2024 and 2025 monitor models. Future TVs will have support as well. There are three major HDR formats when it comes to video: HDR10, HDR10+ and Dolby Vision. All three expand the dynamic range by adding metadata, but HDR10 does it for the whole movie, while HDR10+ and Dolby Vision can adjust the metadata on a scene-by-scene basis (even frame-by-frame). Last week, a post on the Netflix TechBlog went into more details on the differences between HDR10 and…

A recent Samsung patent application reveals a few novel ideas the company is exploring to intertwine Galaxy phones and the Galaxy Ring and expand the wearable’s charging capabilities. WIPO recently published a Samsung patent describing a method of charging the Galaxy Ring by placing it inside a secure slot on the back of a Galaxy […]

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