Brian Fagioli 
American Express is introducing new AI training and scholarship programs designed to help small businesses and employees build practical artificial intelligence skills.
Anthropic says Claude users are getting higher limits thanks to a giant SpaceX compute agreement, but partnering with Elon Musk could create unexpected backlash for the AI company.
XPG has announced NOVAKEY RGB DDR5, a new gaming memory lineup featuring a flashy infinity mirror design, speeds up to 6400MT/s, CL18 latency, and support for both Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO.
NVIDIA and Corning are teaming up to massively expand U.S. optical connectivity manufacturing for AI infrastructure, including three new factories and more than 3,000 jobs.
Companies are racing to hire workers with AI skills, but new research suggests many employers are rewarding buzzwords and confidence over real competence.
Google Chrome on Android now supports approximate location sharing, letting users avoid exposing precise GPS data while still keeping websites functional.
Rocket.net is letting AI assistants like ChatGPT take control of WordPress management using MCP, and since NERDS.xyz runs on it, I’m about to find out if this is actually useful or just more AI hype.
Satechi DotDisk is a compact Thunderbolt 5 and USB4 V2 SSD enclosure built for creators, professionals, and anyone who needs fast external storage.
SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Omni aims to replace every headset you own with multi device mixing, Hi Res audio, ANC, and a steep $399.99 price.
Lenovo ThinkPad Headset 8550 brings ANC Bose tuned sound long battery life and a foldable design built for hybrid work and daily travel.
IBM and partners simulated a 12,635 atom protein using quantum and classical systems combined. It sounds promising, but real world impact is still a work in progress.
You can finally buy AI insurance, but what does that actually mean and will it actually pay out when things go wrong?