Microsoft’s latest preview update, KB5070311, is rolling out to Windows 11 Insiders. It brings the console-like Full Screen Experience to more handheld PCs and introduces several quality-of-life improvements for creators and general users.
Samsung has officially unveiled the Galaxy Z TriFold, its first tri-folding smartphone. It opens to a 10-inch display and is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy chip, but it’s only confirmed for a Korean launch on December 12, 2025.
Investment giant Carlyle Group has sold off its troubled $191 million loan to iRobot. The debt was bought by a major Chinese supplier, PICEA Robotics, as iRobot scrambles to avoid a potential bankruptcy filing.
A new market report reveals Nvidia’s discrete GPU share dipped to 92% last quarter, with AMD and Intel making small gains. The overall market saw $8.8 billion in revenue from 12 million units shipped. But the king is far from dethroned.
Nvidia is making a massive strategic move into the chip design software space. The company announced a $2 billion stake in Synopsys as part of a new partnership to integrate Nvidia’s computing power into engineering solutions.
A quiet revolution is happening inside wind turbine nacelles. To solve persistent data failures and costly maintenance, the industry is shifting from electrical slip rings to fibre optic rotary joints (FORJs). This optical technology eliminates wear and interference, future-proofing turbines for the
The market is buzzing with the “mini-Broadcom” narrative for Astera Labs, positioning it as the critical “wires” for AI data centers. But Forbes urges caution, noting the leadership team is cashing out and valuations are sky-high. It’s a classic story of a vital tech company facing immense investor
AMD has stealthily introduced a new workstation graphics card and listed two unannounced AI GPUs. The W7900D appears designed specifically for the Chinese market to bypass export restrictions, while the R9600D and R9700S hint at upcoming RDNA 4 architecture.
ModRetro has unveiled its M64 console, a modern remake of the Nintendo 64 that plays original cartridges in 4K resolution. The system features FPGA technology and comes with authentic recreations of the iconic three-pronged controller. Priced at $199, it’s positioned as a direct competitor to Analog
Kensington just unveiled two Thunderbolt 5 docking stations that actually bring fresh ideas to a crowded market. The 19-in-1 docks feature 80Gbps speeds, 140W power delivery, triple 4K monitor support, and even built-in M.2 SSD slots. They’re aiming to power both high-end Windows workstations and Ma
