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1. Chips & hardware · Smartphones & apps

   Galaxy Ring gets FDA clearance for sleep apnea

   Samsung's Galaxy Ring has received FDA clearance to detect signs of sleep apnea, a first for smart rings on the market. The feature analyzes blood oxygen levels and motion during sleep for users over 18.

   Full story at Droid Life ↗
2. Chips & hardware

   Boston Dynamics launches new Stretch robot

   Boston Dynamics has launched the next generation of its Stretch robot. No further details about the product were provided.

   Full story at Boston Dynamics ↗
3. Smartphones & apps · Chips & hardware

   Samsung rolls out better sleep apnea detection

   Samsung's upgraded Sleep Apnea feature has been cleared by the FDA in the U.S. and the MFDS in South Korea. It is rolling out in the app for the Galaxy Ring and Watch 9, with deeper insights into breathing disruptions.

   Full story at Android Central ↗
4. Chips & hardware · Cloud & data centers · IT industry & companies

   Nvidia asks cloud customers to limit China work

   Nvidia has told some cloud customers to take on less business from Chinese companies. The text gives no further details.

   Full story at The Decoder ↗
5. Chips & hardware · IT industry & companies

   Bosch plans to spin off its chip unit in January 2028

   Bosch will spin off its semiconductor division, now part of Mobility Electronics, in January 2028. It aims to raise chip sales to EUR 5 billion by 2030 and serve outside customers.

   Full story at Analytics Insight ↗
6. Chips & hardware · Artificial intelligence · IT law & regulation

   Huawei pushes customers to find AI chip memory themselves

   Huawei tells customers to source memory for its AI chips on their own, pushing them to the black market. Smugglers exploit a loophole in U.S. export rules, and smuggled HBM3E prices rose to around $4,000 per unit in a year.

   Full story at The Decoder ↗

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