Google has launched its AI Plus subscription in the US for $8 a month, bundling advanced Gemini access with creative video tools and cloud storage. The plan is automatically added for existing Google One Premium users, signaling a major push to mainstream paid AI.
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Vertiv is launching a new AI-driven managed service called Vertiv Next Predict. It aims to shift data center maintenance from scheduled routines to a system that analyzes asset behavior to predict failures before they happen.
Windows 11 has officially crossed the 1 billion user mark, achieving the milestone faster than its predecessor, Windows 10. The news comes amidst ongoing user complaints about system requirements and software stability.
Google is launching an auto-browse feature in Chrome, powered by its Gemini 3 model, to automate website navigation and data gathering for paying subscribers. The move is part of a broader push by AI giants to embed automation into enterprise workflows, though experts caution about its limitations.
Samsung posted record Q4 2025 profits, largely from semiconductors, while its mobile division saw double-digit annual profit growth. The company’s roadmap for 2026 focuses on expanding AI smartphone leadership with the upcoming Galaxy S26 series and developing slimmer, lighter form factors across it
CVector, an AI startup building a “nervous system” for industry, just closed a $5 million seed round. The funding will help it show big industrial customers how small operational changes translate directly into major cost savings.
Dell’s refurbished outlet is offering the newly redesigned Alienware Area-51 16 gaming laptop. It features a full metal build and, crucially, Nvidia’s flagship GeForce RTX 5090 mobile GPU with 24GB of VRAM.
Apple’s long-awaited AI upgrade for Siri, powered by Google’s Gemini, could be unveiled this month. The company reportedly plans demonstrations in February, with features arriving in updates to iOS 26 and the full launch with iOS 27 this fall.
Intel is powering the Viana vision AI platform, which promises real-time analytics without collecting personal data. The system uses synthetic data for training and runs on Intel Core CPUs at the edge. But the real test is whether this approach can deliver meaningful insights.
