Google and Epic Games have settled their long-running antitrust lawsuit, proposing major changes to Android and Google Play. The agreement would allow third-party app stores and payment systems while capping Google’s fees at 9-20%. Judge James Donato will review the proposal this week.
UCD is making its biggest-ever AI computing investment with a new Nvidia DGXB200 supercomputer. The system promises 50x performance gains over existing campus clusters and will support research across healthcare, cultural analysis, and climate modeling.
Steam Deck owners can now download games with the screen off thanks to a new beta client update. The feature automatically activates when plugged in or can be manually triggered. This solves one of the handheld’s most annoying limitations.
Tesla’s annual meeting will decide whether to approve Elon Musk’s potentially $1 trillion compensation plan and an investment in his AI startup xAI. The vote comes amid concerns about Musk’s divided attention and Tesla’s corporate governance. Shareholders face high-stakes decisions that could shape
Businesses are rapidly shifting toward keeping payments within their own ecosystems rather than sending money to external bank accounts. This represents a fundamental power shift where platforms aim to own both the payment and the customer relationship.
Microsoft has finally resolved a long-standing Windows bug where selecting “update and shut down” would actually restart your PC. The fix comes alongside other update issues, including confusing new naming schemes and false end-of-support warnings for Windows 10 users.
According to Wccftech, Apple is reportedly preparing an M5 Ultra chip for a Mac Studio refresh in 2026. The workstation-class processor might feature a single-die design rather than connecting two M5 Max chips. This would mark a significant departure from Apple’s previous Ultra chip strategy.
Apple is reportedly developing a new low-cost Mac priced under $1,000 that uses an iPhone-class chip instead of M-series processors. The move comes as Google removed 749 million URLs linked to Anna’s Archive over copyright claims.
Former Datadog executives Gabriel-James Safar and Sébastien Deprez have secured $10 million in seed funding for Tsuga, their Paris-based AI observability startup. The round was led by General Catalyst with participation from Singular and notable angel investors.
Reflex Aerospace has closed a record €50 million Series A funding round, the largest in European New Space history. The German company builds sovereign satellite platforms for defense and intelligence applications, with plans to demonstrate full orbital capabilities by 2027.
