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Microsoft is finally admitting what we all suspected: the cloud isn't some eternal, static wonderland. Time to ditch those decade-old VMs.
The silicon heart of our digital world is beating faster than ever. Forget dry earnings reports; we're talking about the engine of the future roaring to life.
Just when you thought the game dev world couldn't get any more buzzword-laden, Atomic Heart's creators are sticking to their guns. They're sidestepping the shiny new NVIDIA DLSS 5 and pumping the brakes on AI tools, at least for now.
Everyone's chasing the AI chip. But what about the little guys holding it all together? Yageo Chairman Pierre Chen says the AI gold rush is lifting demand for passive components, too. Apparently, your fancy AI brain needs resistors and capacitors.
Samsung's home appliance division is reeling from a near-total profit collapse. The company is now betting big on outsourcing and operational cuts to claw back its standing.
Qualcomm's grip on Samsung's smartphone silicon market appears tighter than anticipated. Despite Samsung's renewed push with its Exynos chips, Qualcomm says its share remains strong above 70%.
Android smartphone makers are asleep at the wheel. They've ceded a crucial life-saving feature to Apple, and it's costing them.
NVIDIA's cloud gaming service, GeForce NOW, is gearing up for a massive May with 16 new game additions, including day-one launches of major titles. The expansion also brings a significant upgrade to its premium tier, promising a substantial boost in cloud gaming performance.
Is AI just a fancy tool, or a fundamental platform shift capable of rebuilding dying towns? We're witnessing the dawn of its potential to reshape economies.
Edinburgh councillors just killed a hulking 'green' AI datacenter plan, siding with campaigners over city planners. It's a stark signal in the battle over power-hungry AI builds amid rising emissions scrutiny.
Qualcomm's ambition to take on Apple in the lucrative laptop market with its new Snapdragon X Elite chipsets might be its own undoing. A critical analysis suggests a tiered strategy, prioritizing margins over adoption, is a misstep.
Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra just crashed to $1,079 for 256GB on Amazon—a 17% haircut that screams value. But does this future-proof beast justify the spend in a folding-phone world?