Latest articles, news and analysis in the AI category.
Gamers can leverage Audible’s rare 2-for-1 audiobook promotion to build a high-value library without extra cost. This analysis explains how the deal works, which genres offer the best savings, and how to maximize its potential for long-term benefits.
The ECM-PTL micro module introduces a high-performance edge AI solution with Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors, up to 48 GB of DDR5 memory at 7200 MHz, and an integrated NPU, setting new benchmarks for industrial computing efficiency.
The upcoming Google I/O event is expected to showcase significant advancements for Gemini AI, including its integration into more than just chat applications. Enterprise buyers are closely watching performance-per-watt metrics and thermal management as key factors in adoption.
Sony Interactive Entertainment is adopting AI tools for game development, signaling a major pivot in its approach to software creation after industry backlash over Larian's use of generative AI. The move aims to streamline production while navigating evolving ethical and creative standards.
A new Windows handheld surfaces with a focus on developer flexibility and power efficiency, marking a departure from traditional hardware constraints. What’s confirmed, what’s uncertain, and how it could reshape upgrade cycles.
As OpenAI faces internal and external pressures, its core AI tools continue to shape the industry, offering new benchmarks for efficiency and platform integration that IT teams must evaluate.
A looming motherboard shortage threatens to compound the already strained supply chain for PC components, with industry reports indicating a sharp decline in available stock and rising prices. IT teams must navigate this new challenge as they plan upgrades.
Two memory giants are taking radically different approaches to next-generation DRAM, each with distinct performance-per-watt tradeoffs that will shape the future of AI workloads.
Valve has introduced stricter purchase rules for its Steam Controller, limiting buyers to one unit every six months and capping orders at two devices per account. The move aims to curb scalping and improve availability amid persistent supply shortages.
The Keychron Q11 Ultra takes a radical approach to split-mechanical keyboards by eliminating all wired connections while preserving high-speed responsiveness, positioning itself as the most flexible option in its lineup.
A new collaboration between U.S. energy leadership and a major tech firm aims to reshape how AI powers large-scale energy projects, but the roadmap remains uncertain.
The Ploopy Bean abandons the central nub of a TrackPoint mouse, delivering faster response times and longer battery life while keeping the same ergonomic precision. It targets power users who need speed without thermal trade-offs.
The iPhone 17 Pro Max is reshaping how independent filmmakers approach storytelling, combining advanced camera features with robust post-production capabilities to bring ambitious visions to life without the constraints of traditional equipment.
AMD's new Instinct MI350P brings enterprise-grade PCIe AI inference back to standard servers, but small businesses must weigh performance gains against long-term compatibility risks.
A newly announced PCIe AI accelerator card delivers breakthrough performance, supporting 700 billion parameter models locally with just 240 watts of power—less than half the consumption of competitive solutions. The card’s 384 GB of HBM memory and specialized architecture challenge traditional GPU-b...
Google has unveiled a new health-focused app called Google Health, featuring an AI health coach powered by Gemini. Alongside this, the company announces the $100 screenless Fitbit Air, designed for seamless integration with the Google Health ecosystem.
The new ASUS ExpertBook Ultra (B9406CAA) is now available, blending advanced AI capabilities, enterprise-grade security, and premium design in an ultralight package. This flagship model from the ExpertBook series is engineered for professionals who demand both mobility and power without compromise.
A deep look at Windows 11 reveals its foundation still relies on legacy code dating from the NT 5.2 release, with implications for performance and security.
