Array Labs has raised a $20 million Series A to scale production of its mass-manufacturable radar systems. The company, which has secured nine figures in commercial bookings and multiple U.S. government awards, is pivoting to become a radar platform business.
Minisforum has launched two potent new mini PCs aimed at creators and professionals. The AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX470-powered AI X1 Pro-470 and the Intel Core Ultra 9 285 HX-based MS-02 Ultra promise desktop-level performance in ultra-compact form factors, starting at $949 for a barebone system.
A brief showcase at CES 2026 revealed Samsung’s new crease-less OLED panel, which analysts believe is the hardware Apple commissioned for its first foldable iPhone. The display uses a laser-drilled metal plate to eliminate the fold and is expected to go into mass production later this year.
Microsoft started 2026 with a broken Excel function. The StockHistory feature, which pulls market data, failed for days, showing connection errors to users trying to check their portfolios after the holiday break.
A single comment from Nvidia’s CEO at CES sparked a major sell-off in data-center cooling stocks. Jensen Huang suggested new chips won’t need complex chillers, hitting companies like Johnson Controls and Modine Manufacturing hard.
Razer is taking $20 reservations for Project Ava, a tiny holographic anime companion for your desk. It uses AI and computer vision to watch you and your screen, but an early demo was plagued by inaccuracies and cringey chatter. It feels like a sad vision of gaming’s AI future.
Alienware showed off a portable PC gaming prototype at CES that works like a beefed-up Nintendo Switch. It’s a timely concept as game streaming services struggle to launch. Here’s why local hardware still has the edge.
A new piece in Fast Company argues that universities are blowing their chance to transform education with AI. Instead of reimagining learning, they’re obsessed with preserving old methods of control and surveillance.
Ugreen is making a huge push into AI and smart living at CES 2026. The company announced a new NAS with local AI, a full home security system, and a powerful 300W charger, all aiming to create a connected, private ecosystem.
Nvidia is expanding its GeForce Now cloud gaming service with long-awaited native apps for Linux and Amazon Fire TV devices. The company is also adding support for flight sim controls and automatic sign-ins, but its launch in India has been pushed back.
