Samsung is bringing next-generation memory and storage to CES 2026 with award-winning LPDDR6 and PM9E1 SSD solutions. The LPDDR6 memory achieves 10.7 Gbps speeds with 21% better efficiency than current LPDDR5. Meanwhile, the compact PM9E1 Gen5 SSD hits 14.8 GB/s read speeds in a tiny 22x42mm form fa
Elon Musk announced Tesla needs to build its own semiconductor factory to meet AI chip demand. The “terra fab” could eventually scale to 1 million wafer starts per month. This comes as Musk secured a new pay package worth up to $1 trillion.
Balnord has oversubscribed its €70 million fund target and is on track for €100 million by mid-2026. The early stage investor focuses on frontier and dual-use technologies across the Baltic Sea Region, with backing from EIF and other major LPs.
Overwolf is paying out a record $300 million to in-game creators in 2025, marking a 25% increase from 2024. The platform has now distributed over $800 million total to mod creators since its launch. CEO Uri Marchand aims for $1 billion in annual payouts by 2030.
Meta’s independent Oversight Board has called for significant policy changes after finding the company’s content moderation creates dangerous information gaps during armed conflicts. The decision came from two cases involving Syria content that was wrongly removed. The board says Meta’s opaque polic
Analysts believe Apple’s move into robotics represents the next major platform shift after Apple Intelligence. The first consumer product, a motorized tabletop hub, is expected to launch in 2027 and could eventually scale to humanoid and industrial robots.
Nintendo is officially shifting its primary development focus to the Switch 2, effectively retiring the original Switch after its legendary nine-year run. The original console launched in March 2017 and has sold over 150 million units worldwide. While not immediately discontinued, the writing is on
AWS signed a $38 billion deal with OpenAI that will see the AI company running massive workloads on Amazon’s cloud infrastructure. The deal highlights growing concerns about AI’s dependency on centralized cloud providers and the concentration of power in just a few companies.
New AI browsers that surf the web for you are proving dangerously gullible. Security tests show they’re clicking phishing pages and falling for scams that humans would spot instantly. The automation comes with serious security tradeoffs.
Microsoft has detailed how Known Issue Rollback (KIR) functions as an “undo button” for problematic Windows updates. The feature automatically reverts buggy non-security changes while keeping security fixes intact across all supported Windows versions.
