The former head of PlayStation thinks we’ve reached peak console hardware innovation. With game budgets ballooning into the hundreds of millions, the industry needs to rethink everything from graphics to game length.
Databricks has launched ai_parse_document, claiming it solves the unsolved problem of enterprise PDF parsing. The technology handles complex documents with tables, diagrams, and mixed formats that existing tools struggle with. Early adopters include Rockwell Automation, TE Connectivity, and Emerson
Britain is positioning itself as a quantum computing leader with 64 dedicated quantum firms and strategic international partnerships. But the country faces serious gaps in its quantum supply chain and struggles to keep promising startups from being acquired too early. The government is now taking a
Community resistance to data centers is exploding nationwide. A new report shows opposition blocked or delayed $98 billion in projects from March to June 2025 alone, with red states leading the charge.
New research reveals enterprises are drowning in applications, with an average of 1,100 apps per organization. Yet only about half properly integrate with identity governance systems, creating dangerous security gaps that attackers love.
AMD’s next-gen graphics software called FSR Redstone is making its debut in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. The first feature to launch is Machine Learning Ray Generation, which uses AI to enhance ray tracing performance. However, it’s currently limited to the newest Radeon RX 9000 series cards.
Microsoft has received initial approval for three data center campuses in Spain’s Aragón region. The project will span 701 acres and cost over €5.3 billion in construction alone. It’s part of Microsoft’s massive European cloud infrastructure expansion.
The AI revolution is creating unexpected casualties in the software sector. Once-high-flying companies are now trading at deep discounts as investors panic about generative AI disrupting their business models.
Android might finally get its own version of Apple’s NameDrop feature. Code discovered in Google Play Services reveals a “Gesture Exchange” functionality for contact sharing. This would be Android’s second major feature borrowed from Apple recently.
Researchers have recovered the oldest known RNA sequences from a 40,000-year-old woolly mammoth named Yuka. The discovery reveals which genes were active during the animal’s final moments and challenges long-held beliefs about RNA’s fragility. This breakthrough opens new possibilities for studying e
