Xbox Game Studios head Craig Duncan says the inconsistent timing for releasing games on PS5, like Forza Horizon 6’s delay versus Fable’s day-one launch, comes down to development resources and team size. He admitted the strategy has been inconsistent but says Xbox aims to improve, prioritizing makin
Researchers are using biology-like methods to understand massive, opaque AI models. Meanwhile, the fringe idea of head transplants is getting a surprising second look from tech longevity seekers.
A new, serious bug has emerged from Microsoft’s January 2026 security updates. After two emergency fixes, some Windows 11 PCs are now failing to boot entirely, displaying a black screen of death. Microsoft is investigating but hasn’t provided a clear solution.
The coworking market is surging back to life, but it looks completely different. Forget WeWork’s startup chaos—today’s growth is fueled by giants like Amazon and Pfizer taking flexible space for hybrid work teams.
A cross-border initiative has given eight indie game studios in Ireland a major boost. Each received £15,000 or €15,000 and 12 weeks of mentorship to build a playable prototype.
New data reveals a flood of low-effort “shovelware” games on Xbox, making up almost 40% of 2025 releases. This spam is inflating Gamerscore and cluttering the store, raising questions about quality control.
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra is reportedly launching on February 25, 2026, with pre-orders starting the next day and retail availability on March 11. But its launch window is sandwiched between a rumored Pixel 10a launch on Feb 18 and a potential iPhone 17e announcement, all while competing for attent
Apple has topped Fortune’s World’s Most Admired Companies list for an incredible 19th straight year. The 2024 ranking highlights the growing influence of AI, with Nvidia landing at #4 and newcomers AMD and Workday cracking the top 50.
A new study reveals that intense electric fields, like those in electrolyzers, make water split by increasing molecular disorder, not by lowering energy. This flips a fundamental rule of chemistry and could reshape catalyst design.
A veteran asset manager is sounding the alarm on OpenAI’s finances, comparing CEO Sam Altman to Enron’s Jeffrey Skilling. The warning comes as experts predict the company could run out of cash in the next 18 months.
