Digital asset infrastructure company Foundry Digital plans to launch a US-based Zcash mining pool in April 2026, expanding its mining services beyond Bitcoin to institutional miners.

Foundry's Nuke 17.0 brings native Gaussian Splat support, a production-ready USD-based 3D system, and the new BigCat machine learning node for large-scale VFX compositing.

eSpeaks’ Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...

DigiTimes reported that Nvidia is considering Intel Foundry for some manufacturing and packaging in 2028. Packaging alone could be worth well over $1 billion to Intel, and the manufacturing part of a ...

At $2,749, can PS Audio’s Foundry F12 justify its price against SVS, REL, and MartinLogan by delivering cleaner, more controlled bass where it actually matters? PS Audio is positioning the Foundry F12 ...

The Intel 18A process is now churning out Panther Lake chips, but the company hasn't yet secured a major external customer. With Intel 14A, Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan has made clear that customer ...

Adobe is rolling out a new AI offering aiming to create common ground among major talent agencies, top filmmakers, visual effects houses and others balancing human creativity with technological ...

Jim Letchinger is inching closer to redeveloping one of Chicago’s most infamous stalled megasites. City planning officials on Thursday unanimously approved Foundry Park, the JDL Development-led ...

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Intel is sold out of server CPU capacity for 2026 due to AI demand from hyperscalers. Average selling prices could rise 10% to 15%. Intel’s 18A manufacturing process now achieves yields over 60%.