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Apple, Micron, GlobalFoundries, and Marvell/Lumentum news detailed

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This week's Tom's Hardware Premium covers several significant tech industry developments. Apple is reportedly planning to introduce PROLED displays with touch functionality in 2026, a feature long present on Windows laptops. Micron has unveiled its roadmap for new DRAM and 11th-Gen NAND, highlighting advancements in manufacturing and AI accelerator components. Additionally, GlobalFoundries discussed its FDX Fusion technology, which bypasses EUV lithography for 7nm-class performance, and rumors suggest Intel's Nova Lake platform will feature a new socket and competitive cache sizes against AMD's X3D chips. The acquisition of Lumentum by Marvell for $115 billion is also analyzed for its impact on optical infrastructure crucial for AI connectivity. AI

IMPACT Developments in AI hardware and infrastructure, including Micron's NAND roadmap and Marvell's acquisition for optical connectivity, signal continued investment in AI capabilities.

RANK_REASON This item is a weekly roundup of multiple tech industry news items, not a primary source announcement.

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Apple, Micron, GlobalFoundries, and Marvell/Lumentum news detailed

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