Intel has quietly added support for its high-end Arc Battlemage BMG-G31 GPU in a software update. This move suggests the long-rumored graphics card could finally be nearing launch, potentially at CES 2026.
A new 43-page memo from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth aims to overhaul the Pentagon’s $300 billion acquisition system, focusing obsessively on speed. But the plan is light on two crucial details: funding and the role of the military branches tasked with executing it.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s stock took a 9% hit Friday following a quarterly revenue miss. While overall sales grew 14% to $9.68 billion, it fell short of the $9.94 billion analysts expected, with server segment revenue declining 5% year-over-year.
VinFast, controlled by billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong, is pouring another $500 million into its factory in Tamil Nadu, India. The plan is to triple annual production capacity to 150,000 vehicles and start making electric buses and scooters.
If your new high-speed RAM is running slower than the number on the box, don’t panic. Motherboards default to conservative JEDEC speeds for stability. The advertised speed is an overclocking profile you need to enable yourself.
Apple has restructured its legendary design team. Jony Ive is now Chief Design Officer, while Richard Howarth and Alan Dye take over the daily management of industrial and UI design. The move aims to free Ive for broader creative work.
The Shai-Hulud software supply chain worm is escalating. It’s moving beyond stealing GitHub tokens and is now impacting government networks and operational technology. The potential target? Critical infrastructure like utilities and manufacturing.
Google and Japanese memory maker Kioxia have signed a deal to buy clean electricity from a retrofitted hydropower facility in Japan’s Chubu region. The project, owned by Chubu Electric Power, aims to boost output from existing dams. Kioxia says it will get 160GWh per year, helping it toward a 2040 r
The first major gameplay deep dive for 007 First Light is here, straight from the developers at IO Interactive. The game, an origin story for James Bond, now has a firm release date across all major platforms.
After years of hype, eVTOL companies are finally nearing commercial launch. But the gap between a slick demo and a viable, safe public service is massive. The bet on people paying big to save time is logical, but far from guaranteed.
