Latest articles, news and analysis in the AI category.
Google’s video streaming services are undergoing a significant transformation, with content becoming harder to discover and some titles vanishing entirely. This shift raises concerns about the company's long-term vision for its media ecosystem.
Arm is projecting its agentic AI CPU revenue could double to $2 billion by 2028, driven by demand from hyperscalers and startups. The shift raises questions about platform lock-in and ecosystem dominance.
The third installment of the Final Fantasy VII Remake series promises to deepen the narrative with returning characters like Cid and Vincent, while introducing new gameplay challenges. Though details are scarce, confirmed elements suggest a significant evolution in both storytelling and combat mecha...
Small businesses often overlook critical security habits that expose them to cyber threats. Addressing these four mistakes can significantly reduce risk without major investment.
A new iteration of the ASUS Chromebook CM14 delivers a refined balance of power, portability, and value, targeting users who demand both performance and durability without premium pricing. Its compact 14-inch footprint now packs more memory, longer battery life, and a redesigned chassis that blends...
A new PCI Express specification promises to nearly double bandwidth and data rate, but the real question is whether it can keep up with AI’s appetite for performance.
A piano learning application uses real-time audio analysis and artificial intelligence to provide instant corrections on tempo, dynamics, and finger placement during practice sessions. It structures musical development over ten years, breaking down progress into incremental milestones while keeping...
The ASUS Chromebook CM14 merges lightweight design, efficient performance, and AI-driven productivity to challenge mid-range Chromebook expectations. Its compact form factor and on-device intelligence aim to deliver a seamless experience without sacrificing power or color fidelity.
Google’s Tensor chips can handle the computational load of liquid glass interfaces, but the company has chosen a different path—one that prioritizes battery life and real-world usability over visual fluidity.
A new Star Fox game is coming to the next-generation Nintendo console, featuring a James McCloud prologue and expanded multiplayer modes like 4v4 Star Wolf battles. While hardware specifics remain under wraps, the focus is on delivering a refined experience for both solo and competitive play.
Anthropic significantly boosts Claude Code limits, leveraging a strategic partnership with SpaceX to enhance computational capacity and performance for developers.
Rambus introduces a new approach using time division multiplexing to tackle the data bandwidth challenges in PCIe 7.0, aiming to significantly improve performance for AI workloads and high-speed data transfers.
AI startup Anthropic has locked in a massive GPU order with NVIDIA, adding to its existing fleet while also exploring orbital-scale compute infrastructure. The deal signals both immediate scaling and long-term ambitions.
The developer behind EVE Online has severed its ties with Pearl Abyss and reemerged as Fenris Creations, backed by Google DeepMind and securing $70 million in funding. The move signals a shift toward deeper integration of artificial intelligence into the game’s evolution, but questions remain about...
OpenAI has added AMD, NVIDIA, Intel, Microsoft, and Broadcom to its Machine Reading Comprehension initiative, aiming to accelerate large-scale AI training. The move suggests a shift toward integrated AI development, potentially reshaping the hardware landscape for developers.
The iPhone 18 Pro is poised to redefine Apple’s display strategy, with reports suggesting a shift away from China’s BOE in favor of Samsung. Meanwhile, the Dynamic Island design continues to spark debate among industry insiders.
TSMC is accelerating its shift to 4nm production while setting ambitious timelines for sub-2nm nodes, positioning itself as a leader in advanced semiconductor manufacturing.
Google Chrome is silently installing a 4 GB AI model on user PCs without consent, raising concerns about data privacy and regulatory compliance.
