Arm is no longer just designing chips for others. With the AGI CPU, it is stepping into the data center and aiming at AI workloads head-on.
Epic is laying off over 1000 employees after a slowdown in Fortnite engagement. The company admits it has struggled to deliver the same magic that once made the game unstoppable, raising questions about what comes next.
Satechi goes wired with the Slim LX3 Keyboard and Slim LX Mouse, focusing on reliability over Bluetooth headaches.
HP says TPM Guard can stop physical attacks that bypass BitLocker, raising new questions about how safe encrypted PCs really are today.
Epson Lifestudio Grand Plus blends 4K laser projection, Bose audio, and Google TV with Gemini into a premium home entertainment projector.
NetRise Provenance promises to map open source code back to the people behind it after the XZ backdoor scare. That raises some big questions.
AI is not just software. It is driving a massive $445 billion data center construction boom that could reshape infrastructure and energy use worldwide.
Palo Alto Networks is betting the browser will control how employees use AI. Its new secure AI browser aims to prevent data leaks and risky AI behavior.
Apple has set WWDC 2026 for June 8, and AI is expected to dominate the event. Here is what to expect from the keynote and beyond.
IBM is adding AI-powered features to the Masters Tournament app, but not every golf fan may care.
Canonical is backing Rust with a Gold-level membership, signaling where Ubuntu and Linux development may be headed next.
LG Display is rolling out a new 1Hz to 120Hz laptop panel that promises big battery life gains. The real test will be how it performs outside the lab.