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052025-06

🎨 Graphic Design: DuPont Debuts Sunfort™ Photoresist for High-Density AI Packaging

At JPCA 2025 in Tokyo, DuPont introduced its Sunfort™ TA Series dry film photoresist, designed specifically for ultra-fine circuitry on AI server interposers. These advanced films enable sub-micron patterning in multi-layer semiconductor stacks, improving signal quality and yield for next-generation AI hardware modules. New resin formulations also offer enhanced thermal resilience, a critical factor when packaging high-powered AI accelerators.

🎮 Gaming: Nintendo Switch 2 Debuts Today with 4K/60 Hz and OLED Display

Nintendo officially launched the Switch 2 console on June 5, powered by a custom NVIDIA Tegra T239 chip. It sports a 7″ OLED touchscreen and outputs native 4K/60 Hz when docked. Launch titles like Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition, Deltarune Chapters 3 & 4, and Hogwarts Legacy are optimized for 4K. Early benchmarks show frame rates up to 40 percent higher than the original Switch, thanks to 16 GB of unified memory and enhanced thermal design.
032025-06

🎮 Gaming: Leslie Benzies’ “MindsEye” Hits Closed Beta on June 15

Build a Rocket Boy—founded by former GTA architect Leslie Benzies—has opened sign-ups for “MindsEye’s” closed beta, launching June 15 on PC and Epic Games Store. Set in a dystopian city grappling with AI and climate crises, the game invites players to build custom in-game content, tackle missions, and shape the evolving narrative. Backed by $110 million, “MindsEye” promises a fresh take on open-world gameplay.

🎨 Graphic Design: DuPont Showcases Sunfort™ Photoresist for AI Server Packaging

At JPCA 2025 in Tokyo, DuPont introduced Sunfort™ TA Series dry film photoresists, engineered for extreme-resolution patterning in multi-layer interposers used by AI server manufacturers. These resists enable sub-micron accuracy, improving signal integrity in stacked semiconductor packages and addressing the growing complexity of AI accelerator hardware.

🔩 Hardware: MediaTek to Begin 2 nm Chip Production at TSMC This September

MediaTek confirmed its new flagship system-on-chip, built on TSMC’s 2 nm process, will enter tape-out in September 2025. This next-gen SoC is expected to boost power efficiency by 25–30 percent and deliver significant performance gains, targeting late-2025 premium smartphones and AI-enabled wearable devices.

🖥️ Server: Applied Digital Secures 250 MW Lease for CoreWeave’s NVIDIA Farms

Applied Digital signed a 15-year agreement granting CoreWeave 250 MW of power capacity at its Ellendale, North Dakota campus. This deal supports CoreWeave’s plan to deploy massive NVIDIA GPU clusters, contributing an estimated $7 billion in revenue over the contract’s lifetime and reinforcing Applied Digital’s status as a leading AI-focused real-estate investment trust.

📱 App: Apple Introduces On-Device AI for Enhanced Shortcuts App

At WWDC 2025, Apple will roll out an upgraded Shortcuts app powered by on-device AI. Users will simply describe tasks in natural language—like “prep workout playlist and set thermostat”—and the AI will assemble complex automations. Because processing stays local, privacy is preserved while delivering smarter, more intuitive automation across iPhones and iPads.

🤖 AI: Meta Shifts Content Moderation to Fully Automated AI

Meta will replace its human moderators with AI algorithms to handle content screening across Facebook and Instagram. While this change promises faster response times and lower operational costs, experts caution that nuanced cases—such as subtle hate speech or advanced misinformation—may require a human’s judgment to avoid misclassifications.
022025-06

🤖 AI: Meta Moves to Fully Automated Content Screening

Meta has announced plans to replace human moderators with AI-driven systems for spotting and taking down policy-violating posts across Facebook and Instagram. The company says this switch will speed up reviews and cut costs, but critics worry nuanced hate speech or subtle misinformation might slip through without human judgment.

📱 App: Apple to Debut AI-Enhanced Shortcuts at WWDC

Apple revealed it will introduce a revamped Shortcuts app at WWDC 2025, embedding on-device AI to translate plain-English commands—like “set up my home office” or “begin workout mode”—into automated sequences. The new AI integration also learns usage patterns, offering personalized suggestions while keeping data local to users’ iPhones and iPads.

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