The former head of ZeniMax Online Studios, Matt Firor, has broken his silence. He confirmed that the cancellation of the long-in-development “Project Blackbird” was the direct reason for his resignation from the company.
Japan’s Chubu Electric Power has flagged a potential discrepancy in how it evaluated seismic risks at its Hamaoka Nuclear Power Station. The issue could significantly impact a regulatory review to restart two reactors.
The trillion-dollar rush to build AI infrastructure is creating a major inflationary risk for 2026, top money managers say. The soaring costs for chips and energy could force central banks to stop cutting interest rates, threatening the high valuations of tech stocks.
Upgrading your computer is exciting, but passing your old PC along without properly scrubbing your data is a major risk. The standard “Reset” option often isn’t enough. Here’s what you actually need to do to protect your files and give the next owner a fresh start.
Satya Nadella has launched a personal blog called SN Scratchpad to share his thoughts on AI’s future. In his first post, he frames 2026 as a pivotal year and argues the industry must develop a new “theory of the mind” for human-AI collaboration.
The tech sector is buzzing with big-money AI moves and surging semiconductor stocks. Meta’s multi-billion dollar acquisition aims to fix its monetization problem, while investors question Telus’s sprawling strategy.
HP’s entire product roadmap for CES 2026 has leaked online. It shows a massive push to make AI features standard across business, consumer, and gaming hardware, powered by chips from Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm.
A famous trader from ‘The Big Short’ is taking aim at Tesla’s sky-high valuation. Porter Collins argues the stock is disconnected from reality, calling it a “meme stock” propped up by faith in Elon Musk.
For years, the Raspberry Pi was the default choice for a budget home server. According to a new analysis, that era has ended thanks to cheap, powerful mini PCs and evolving storage needs. The Pi isn’t obsolete—it’s just been promoted to a more specialized role.
LG is entering the art TV market with its Gallery TV, set for release in 2026. The 55-inch and 65-inch models will feature a MiniLED panel, an a7 AI processor, and a library of 4,500 artworks for its Gallery Mode. It aims to compete directly with Samsung’s popular Frame TV on price.
