It's not just memory anymore: AI data centers are taking all the CPUs, too
Expect prices to increase further this year
Trump names Jensen Huang, Mark Zuckerberg, and Sergey Brin for tech advisory council
The new council signals a closer alignment between Washington and Big Tech
GitHub Copilot will use your data for AI training by default, but you can opt out
Individual users are opted in automatically, while Business and Enterprise accounts are excluded
Microsoft Office is down to $35 for a lifetime license
TL;DR: If you're looking for a powerful productivity suite without paying any subscriptions, Office 2021 is now available for just $35. All the essential tools you need for work or personal projects at over 80% off the regular price.
Playing Forza Horizon 6 with ray tracing won't require high-end GPUs
Handheld gaming PCs and Steam cross-save also supported
Elon Musk wants judge recused for liking LinkedIn post mocking $2 billion verdict
Musk says the judge's LinkedIn activity shows bias in a Tesla lawsuit
Supreme Court rules ISPs aren't liable for user piracy without intent
The decision overturns a $1B verdict against Cox, reinforces that liability requires inducement
Which iPad Model Should You Get? Updated With the Latest 2026 Models
Thanks to its class-leading hardware and software, the Apple iPad lineup has long been the go-to tablet recommendation for most people, but now let us guide you on which model is the best for you.
Spotify's SongDNA maps the creative lineage of your favorite music
Rolling out now to premium subscribers
Researchers build experimental drone that flies without moving parts
Aerospace engineers demonstrate how electricity alone can drive flapping flight
The legendary 3dfx Voodoo is back in FPGA form
Voodoo cards are conceptually simple. The silicon implementation, not so much.
OnePlus may close operations in the US and Europe as early as April
China and India operations will continue, at least for now
Meet the 91-year-old gamer who beat Resident Evil Requiem the old-fashioned way
Streamer Yang Binglin is going viral for his analog approach to one of 2025's toughest horror games
$1,000-a-month basic income program launches for workers displaced by AI
Organizers hope AI firms will help fund the program
Recap: One suggestion for helping the many thousands of people laid off or unable to find a job because of AI has long been a basic income program. That plan is no longer a theoretical proposition: it started running this week, though recipient numbers are currently low.
Kali Linux 2026.1 adds Linux 6.18 and a nostalgic BackTrack mode
Kali Linux 2026.1 lands with a fresh look, a Linux 6.18 kernel, and a batch of new pentesting tools – but the standout is a nostalgic BackTrack mode that recreates the classic desktop for longtime users. It's a relatively light release, yet one that blends practical updates with a throwback twist security pros seem to appreciate.
Prototype mod brings native 1080P output to the Super Nintendo
New SNES mod extracts video directly from digital bus
PS5 Pro's PSSR upscaler proves AMD FSR 4 can work on older Radeon GPUs
Mark Cerny confirms that PSSR uses leaked FSR INT8 technology
Minecraft "Tiny Takeover" overhauls baby mobs with new looks and mechanics
Minecraft's latest "Tiny Takeover" update gives baby mobs a full glow-up, with new models, sounds, and even a Golden Dandelion item that lets you keep them small a little longer. It's a lighter, charm-focused drop, but one players are already embracing for how much personality it adds to everyday gameplay.
AMD repurposes RDNA 3 for next-gen Medusa APUs with FSR 4 and AI features
AMD's RDNA 4m strategy reflects a shift toward iterative GPU design
Microsoft and Nvidia announce AI partnership to fast-track nuclear power plants
Because who wouldn't want AI involved in the nuclear planning process?
LG's new 1Hz display tech promises up to 48% better battery life in laptops
The panel dynamically shifts from 1Hz to 120Hz based on usage, with Dell already adopting the tech in XPS laptops
Xbox's new CEO is exploring cheaper Game Pass tiers to boost growth
The shift comes after missed targets... and years of price hikes
Ayaneo Next 2 handheld gaming PC canceled after soaring memory costs kill launch
Ayaneo says soaring memory costs nearly doubled the handheld's price
Firefox 149 brings split view, free VPN, and faster PDFs
Mozilla has released Firefox 149, bringing a new mode for side-by-side browsing, a built-in free VPN with limited rollout, and improved PDF performance thanks to hardware acceleration. The update also adds a share button and enhances security by blocking notifications and known malicious sites by default.
OpenAI pulls the plug on Sora, ending $1 billion Disney deal in sudden pivot
OpenAI axes Sora as compute costs and IPO plans force a reset
Winners & losers: OpenAI is scrapping its Sora video-creation app and, in the process, abruptly ending its high-profile $1 billion partnership with Walt Disney Co. Announced Tuesday, the decision signals a sharp pivot as the ChatGPT maker refocuses on enterprise products, coding tools, and its broader push toward artificial general intelligence.
Jury reaches verdict in social media addiction trial, finds Meta liable for harm to children
Jurors say the company misled users and violated state law, with penalties totaling $375 million
Arm just changed the rules, building its first-ever CPU and betting big on agentic AI
The AI boom made GPUs king. Arm thinks CPUs are next
"Silicon" is a new coffee table book about the chip industry's origins and impact
Essays span everything from crystal growth to Nvidia's role in the AI boom
Epic cuts 1,000+ jobs amid financial struggles, seeks half-billion-dollar cost savings
Epic was spending more than it brought in
This startup will pay you $800 to yell at AI all day
A real AI memory problem – or just a clever marketing stunt?
Microsoft signals potential end to Windows 11 online account requirement
Microsoft is "working on" removing the controverisal element
The US moves to block most new routers made overseas
FCC rules force router makers to seek approval or move production to the US
There were 1,000 Internet devices in 1984, 1 million in 1992, by 2025 that figure reached...
Can you guess how many devices are online these days?