Memory chip makers’ stocks are soaring amid shortages driven by booming AI demand. SanDisk shares have skyrocketed more than 1,560% over the past year as a global memory chip shortage intensifies due to growing demand for AI infrastructure. The company reported second-quarter revenue of $3.03 billion - up 61% year over year - with data center sales surging 76% as AI developers increasingly adopt its products. Micron Technology says it is “fully booked for 2026” and expects supply shortages to persist throughout the year and beyond.
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Rose Bikes has introduced its new aerodynamic road platform called Shave, available in three distinct versions. The lineup includes the endurance-oriented Shave, the mid-range Shave FF, and the flagship race model Shave FFX. The top-tier FFX tips the scales at just 6.66 kg and, according to the brand, delivers an aerodynamic gain of 10 watts over its predecessor. Prices range between €8,000 and €8,500. All Shave models come equipped with integrated carbon cockpits and power meters as standard, and they’re already being used by the Unibet Rose Rockets professional cycling team.
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SEALSQ has stated that Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.6 model poses no threat to modern encryption systems. The company clarified that the AI operates within the bounds of conventional computing and lacks the capability to break RSA or elliptic-curve cryptography. SEALSQ also noted that the timeline for potential quantum threats remains unchanged, since advances in artificial intelligence do not increase the number of qubits or improve error correction. At the same time, the company emphasized that the rapid adoption of AI actually underscores the urgency of developing a post-quantum cryptographic infrastructure to protect against an expanding attack surface.
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