Despite claims that everyone has quit Facebook, a new Pew study reveals the platform remains astonishingly resilient. The data shows clear age and political divides across social platforms, with some surprising shifts in who uses what.
SemiLEDs just reported an eight-fold revenue increase for fiscal 2025, jumping from $5.18 million to $43 million. But the celebration might be premature – their gross margins plummeted to just 2% in the final quarter. This looks like growth at any cost, and the cost appears to be profitability.
According to a new analysis, Valve’s upcoming Steam Machine might cost around $700. The system aims to deliver 4K gaming at 60 FPS using AMD FSR technology. Unlike traditional consoles, Valve won’t sell it at a loss.
Linux developers have tackled a performance regression affecting single-threaded workloads on high-core-count systems. The fix involves smarter per-CPU counter management that significantly reduces overhead when creating new processes. Benchmarks show improvements ranging from 1.5% to 15% depending
Skeleton Technologies has opened a €220 million supercapacitor factory in Germany targeting AI data center power challenges. The company claims its graphene-based systems can reduce required grid capacity for GPU clusters by nearly half while eliminating wasteful “GPU burn.”
Bungie admits Destiny 2’s player base crashed after The Final Shape’s conclusion, calling it a “hard lesson” in live service management. The upcoming Renegades expansion represents their attempt to push beyond traditional boundaries with Star Wars-inspired weapons and syndicates. Everything hinges o
Oura’s CEO says the company is exploring turning its smart rings into digital wallets and identity verification tools. The company recently raised $900 million and is valued at $11 billion as it looks beyond health tracking.
Chinese robotics company AgiBot has set a new world record with its humanoid robot A2 walking 106.3 kilometers across three days. The robot completed the journey from Jinji Lake to Shanghai’s Bund using hot-swappable batteries to maintain continuous operation.
A drone manufacturer based in Latvia, one of NATO’s most vulnerable states, is using lessons from Ukraine to design the alliance’s future defenses. The CEO argues that smaller Western armies must rely on autonomy and cost-effective interceptors to survive. The era of multi-million dollar missiles ta
nVent has introduced a new range of liquid cooling products targeting the intense thermal demands of AI chips. The launch includes updated coolant distribution units and advanced cooling system manifolds with a common control platform.
