In case you’re wondering how Moore’s Law is doing, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp. (TSMC) just unveiled its latest 1.4-nanometer (nm) A14 process that will enter production in 2028. The technology promises a 15 percent performance boost, plus a 30 percent reduction in power draw compared to 2nm processors set to go into production later in 2025, TSMC said. The 1.4nm tech is likely to be used in processors for Apple, Intel and AMD.

Netflix’s You has officially come to an end after five seasons, and over that time, Joe Goldberg has murdered an abundance of people.

Based on the novel by Caroline Kepnes, the series follows the serial killer as he becomes infatuated with various women and wrestles with his violent tendencies.

Penn Badgley plays the lead role of Joe Goldberg, alongside the likes of Elizabeth Lail, Zach Cherry, Victoria Pedretti, Jenna Ortega, Tati Gabrielle, and Charlotte Ritchie.

Check out these new iPhone 17 dummy models that allegedly reveal the design of Apple’s next generation smartphone lineup.

The models were shared in black and white colors by leaker Sonny Dickson in a post on X.

iPhone 17 dummy units in black just surfaced. This year’s design is shaping up nicely.

Pre-orders for the Nintendo Switch 2 have been live for a few weeks in Europe and the UK, with many ensuring that they can get their shiny new console on launch day, 5th June 2025. And French retailer Fnac has spoken to French technology publication Frandroid about the demand from its point of view.

Director of multimedia and gaming Charlotte Massicault told the publication that (via machine translation) ”the first weekend, it was completely crazy” in terms of the number of pre-orders, and that apparently, the retailer has hit a ”historic level” already (via FamiBoards, Installbase, and Reddit)

More people worldwide will be seeing ads on Threads in the future. Back in January, Meta launched a small test of ads visible to a subset of users in the US and Japan, which included a handful of brands. Threads was completely ad-free since it became available a year-and-a-half before that, though Meta had been planning to put ads on the service months before the test began. Now, Meta is rolling out ads on Threads to over 30 countries globally. That means the advertisements will reach a bigger percentage of its 300 million users, though it will be interesting to see if their rollout will have any impact on the service’s steady growth.

Amazon’s Project Kuiper is reportedly way behind schedule, according to an investigation by Bloomberg. This is the company’s satellite internet service, which intends to rival SpaceX and Starlink. The issue seems to be one of scale, as the company has had trouble increasing production of the actual satellites.

The reporting indicates that the Kuiper team has only managed to manufacture a few dozen of these satellites. As a comparison, there are currently over 7,000 Starlink satellites in orbit. The initial production of the Kuiper satellites was delayed until the tail-end of last year, so Amazon hasn’t had too much time to ramp things up.