Lisuan Tech has launched its homegrown LX 7G100 graphics card, marketing it as competitive with Nvidia’s RTX 4060, but benchmark results put it closer to an RTX 3060. In game tests, its frame rates trailed even older GPUs, including the AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT, and the card lacks ray tracing, according to BiliBili reviewer 潮玩客. Despite that, Lisuan Tech is pricing the LX 7G100 at $485, above newer alternatives in a similar range such as the RTX 5060 and RX 9060 XT. The gap underscores the difficulty of matching Nvidia-class performance and ecosystem support.

Xpeng plans to start large-scale production of driverless robotaxis in March 2026 and aims to roll them out more broadly within the year. Its robotaxi service is already operating in multiple locations in China, and the company is also pursuing an international expansion. The pace adds competitive pressure to Tesla’s Cybercab timeline and its technology-lead narrative, particularly around valuation benchmarks in smart mobility across China, the U.S., and global markets.

Security researchers at Mysk say Apple is recording every tap users make in the App Store, including typing speed, search terms and touch locations, to power personalized recommendations. They say users have no option to disable the tracking, raising questions about how the practice squares with Apple’s long-running “privacy is a fundamental human right” messaging. The feature is currently limited to U.S. users in English but is expected to expand to more regions.