Sonnet Technologies has launched groundbreaking Thunderbolt 5 PCIe expansion solutions for Mac users. These new enclosures double bandwidth to 80Gbps, creating new possibilities for professional workflows.
Asus has unveiled the ROG Rapture GT-BE19000AI, the first gaming router with built-in AI processing and native Docker support. At $899, it promises to transform routers into edge computing devices. But does this justify the premium price?
Microsoft Bob lasted less than a year in 1995, but its influence echoes through decades of Microsoft products. The awkward interface pioneer taught lessons that shaped modern computing.
Apple’s latest earnings reveal a tale of two stories: iPhone 17 demand is “off the charts” while China revenue disappoints. The company is making massive AI investments as it prepares for next-generation Siri and foundation models.
Oak Ridge National Laboratory is doubling down on AMD-powered supercomputing with two new $1 billion systems. The Lux AI and Discovery machines represent a major public-private partnership aimed at scientific breakthroughs and national security.
Meta’s Mixed Reality Link brings full Windows 11 productivity to Quest headsets, democratizing virtual workspace technology. The $300 price point challenges Apple’s premium approach and could reshape remote work tools.
Researchers from Trinity College Dublin are pioneering a new approach to mobile networks that embeds AI directly into wireless infrastructure. The €2.5M project aims to create networks that can learn, adapt, and optimize themselves in real time while dramatically reducing energy consumption.
After years of Linux dominance in development environments, Windows is staging a remarkable comeback. Discover why seasoned developers are reconsidering Microsoft’s platform for coding workflows.
The sudden CEO departure at Remedy Entertainment following FBC: Firebreak’s disappointing sales reveals deeper challenges facing single-player focused studios. Can narrative-driven developers successfully pivot to multiplayer?
Sam Altman discloses OpenAI has committed to spend approximately $1.4 trillion on AI infrastructure development. The massive investment equates to roughly 30GW of data center capacity as the company navigates regulatory challenges.
