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Plaion Pushes NeoGeo AES+ Reissue to September 2027 Citing RAM Shortage

Plaion has delayed its hardware-accurate remake of SNK's NeoGeo AES console by roughly 10 months, now targeting a September 16, 2027 launch. The company cites an AI-fueled memory chip shortage alongside stronger-than-anticipated consumer demand as the reasons for the pushback. The AES+ is built to replicate the original system at the hardware level using dedicated ASIC chips rather than emulation, with MiSTER developer Jotego on the team.

System76 launches Thelio Mira AI workstation with up to 192GB GPU memory

System76 has introduced Thelio Mira AI, a Linux-based desktop workstation aimed at local AI development that supports GPU configurations offering up to 192 GB of memory. The machine is designed to let developers train, fine-tune, and iterate on demanding AI models without relying on cloud infrastructure, and it ships with standard System76 hardware warranty options of one, two, or three years.

Neo Geo AES+ console delayed nearly two years to September 2027

Plaion Replai has pushed back the launch of its Neo Geo Advanced Entertainment System+ remake from November 2025 to September 16, 2027. The company cites overwhelming demand plus a global memory chip shortage fueled by AI infrastructure investment as reasons for the delay. Pricing remains unchanged, with the standard edition at $250 and the 35th anniversary bundle at $350.

Kepler Computing exits stealth with new 3D memory chip architecture

Kepler Computing, a seven-year-old San Jose startup, has emerged from stealth mode claiming a novel 3D-stacking method and proprietary material can boost memory chip density without relying on costly EUV lithography. The approach applies to both high-bandwidth memory used in AI systems and SRAM cache found in CPUs and GPUs, and can reportedly be built using existing fabrication plants rather than requiring new facilities.

RTX 4090 teardown traces how STG.E writes results back to memory

A technical deep-dive follows the STG.E instruction—the global memory store operation in a simple vector-add CUDA kernel—through an RTX 4090's pipeline, from register read through the load/store unit, coalescer, L1 cache, crossbar, and L2 slice, down to DRAM. The author benchmarks how frequently a single warp can issue store instructions, finding a new STG.E can be pushed through the register file, LSU, and coalescer roughly every 6.1 cycles (about 2.3 nanoseconds at 2.6 GHz).

Sleep researchers say your first waking minutes shape brain focus all day

According to an Entrepreneur op-ed, the brief period of 'sleep inertia' right after waking is when short-term memory is emptiest and the brain is most receptive to setting its focus for the day. The piece argues that grabbing your phone to scroll social media during this window floods the brain with distraction and negativity, harming mood and attention for hours afterward.

Reddit user finds 30 DDR4 server memory modules worth $12,000 in garage

An Australian Redditor known as VastOption875 says they discovered a decommissioned work server in their garage containing 30 64GB DDR4-2666 memory modules, nearly 2TB combined, that their former employer let them keep. At roughly $400 per module in today's market, the stash could be worth around $12,000, with ECC server memory potentially fetching even more.

AI PC push lets HP, Dell, Lenovo grow revenue despite falling shipments

IDC reports global PC shipments dropped 4.9% in the second quarter, yet HP, Dell and Lenovo all posted double-digit revenue gains in their PC segments by prioritizing pricier, AI-capable machines. Tight memory chip supplies driven by AI infrastructure demand have pushed component costs up, prompting manufacturers to shift production toward premium systems rather than budget models.

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