Hardware Articles, Guides and Sponsored Content
Hardware is where computing meets physics, supply contracts and factory floors. This category covers processors and memory, the packaging that binds chiplets together, servers and the cooling systems that keep dense AI racks running, edge devices deployed far from any data center, and the parts and repair rules that decide how long equipment stays in service. The field is shifting quickly: AI workloads are reshaping server and chip design, packaging capacity has become a supply constraint, and repair laws in several U.S. states and the European Union now set parts and software obligations. Readers should look past headline benchmarks to power draw, support periods, sourcing transparency and total cost over a device's working life.