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.
The push for more efficient power delivery is driving a major shift from traditional 12V systems to 48V architectures. This change is critical for robotics, automation, and even AI data centers. The move offers big gains but comes with new engineering challenges.
A massive manufacturing buildout is underway, with nearly $2 billion in new investments from giants like Hitachi and Siemens. Yet lead times for large units remain over two years, and a broker claims the “shortage” is exaggerated. So what’s really going on?
Elon Musk is accelerating the build-out of xAI’s Colossus data center complex. The new acquisition pushes the project toward a massive 2-gigawatt power draw, fueling an AI arms race with a staggering price tag.
Hideo Kojima has outlined his studio’s plans for 2026, which he calls a year for “staying grounded and laying solid foundations.” The focus is on developing ‘OD’ and preparing ‘Physint,’ meaning no new game releases are expected.
The AI industry’s impact on the economy in 2025 was staggering, with massive corporate investment and adoption rates that are already outpacing historical tech revolutions. From hardware to agentic platforms, the landscape was defined by scale and integration.
LG is launching a new Gallery TV to compete with Samsung’s The Frame. It features a 4K MiniLED screen, a subscription art service with over 4,500 pieces, and even includes a physical frame. Full details are expected at CES next week.
Apple’s 2025 software updates brought a major visual overhaul and powerful new productivity features. The changes signal a shift towards more desktop-like workflows on iPad and smarter, AI-assisted communication. It’s a year where polish met practicality.
The AI industry is entering a critical phase where making money is the top priority. Expect to see ads in your chatbot, a wave of startup IPOs, and new tech that tries to move beyond today’s large language models.
The CEO of Professor Layton developer Level-5 has entered the AI debate. Akihiro Hino argues that treating AI as inherently bad could seriously hinder technological progress in gaming and beyond.
