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The IBM PC Still Explains a Lot About Modern Computing
A look back at the 1981 IBM PC shows how open architecture, software ecosystems, and standard components turned personal computing into a mass market.
ZuluCode Blog
Computer History
A look back at the 1981 IBM PC shows how open architecture, software ecosystems, and standard components turned personal computing into a mass market.
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A new OpenAI research report argues that workers are using AI for tasks that used to belong to entirely different roles.
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Computer History
A look back at the 1981 IBM PC shows how open architecture, software ecosystems, and standard components turned personal computing into a mass market.
AI Research
A new OpenAI research report argues that workers are using AI for tasks that used to belong to entirely different roles.
PC Hardware
NVIDIA’s Computex 2026 announcements push the company beyond gaming and workstation branding toward a broader idea of the AI-native personal computer.
Semiconductors
Samsung’s latest deal with Broadcom shows how memory, foundry work, and advanced packaging are blending into one competitive AI-infrastructure stack.
Memory
Micron is making the case that graphics memory is becoming one of the most important pieces of the AI PC story, especially as local models and richer games get heavier.
Consumer AI
Meta says its AI assistant can now plan, connect to apps, create slides, and take follow-up actions on a user’s behalf.
AI Models
Anthropic says Claude Opus 5 gets close to Fable 5 performance while landing at roughly half the cost.
Semiconductors
A new Intel collaboration around advanced semiconductor packaging highlights a broader truth in AI hardware: the package is becoming part of the performance story.
Data Center Hardware
AMD is no longer selling only accelerators. Its latest push makes the case that future AI infrastructure will be bought as a tightly integrated rack-scale system.
Server CPUs
The newest EPYC pitch is not just raw CPU speed. AMD is tying server processors directly to the way AI-heavy infrastructure is now being designed and operated.