Lenovo is making a major AI bet with Qira, a new assistant designed to live across its devices. It’s slated to arrive on select Lenovo PCs in the first quarter of 2026, with a Motorola smartphone version to follow. The company promises proactive help, cross-device continuity, and a focus on privacy.
According to Reuters, China’s massive power generation and cheaper electricity give it a theoretical edge in the AI race. However, U.S. chip controls, slow data center build-out, and a glut of unviable infrastructure mean that advantage hasn’t translated into leadership yet.
What if you built a Linux operating system from the ground up to run Windows binaries, instead of just adding compatibility as a feature? That’s the deranged, fascinating premise behind Loss32, a concept presented at the 39th Chaos Communication Congress in December 2025.
Phison has unveiled a new mainstream SSD controller designed to bring high-speed PCIe 5.0 storage to thinner devices. The E37T promises speeds up to 14.7GB/s and lower power consumption, targeting next-gen laptops and gaming handhelds. It gets remarkably close to the company’s more expensive flagshi
Apple’s iPhone 17 lineup has reportedly sold 15.57 million units in China, dwarfing local competition. This surge comes as Apple is projected to hit a record 19.4% global market share.
Nvidia is bringing its GeForce Now cloud gaming service directly to Amazon Fire TV devices. The native app will launch later this year on select Fire TV Stick 4K models, letting subscribers play their PC game libraries on the big screen.
The investment banking giant is seeking SEC approval for cryptocurrency ETFs, deepening its digital asset push. This comes two years after the first U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF was approved and follows recent pro-crypto regulatory moves.
HP unveiled a radical new PC form factor at CES 2026: a full Copilot+ AI computer built entirely into a keyboard. The EliteBoard G1a is aimed at hybrid workers, but it raises big questions about who really wants this and how companies will manage it.
DuckDuckGo has quietly added a free AI image creation tool directly into its search engine. It’s a move that could make this tech far more accessible to everyday users. But what’s the catch?
Harvey, an AI startup for legal services, is launching its first Dublin office in late March with plans to hire 20 people. The company, valued at $8 billion, sees Dublin as a gateway to its fastest-growing markets in Europe.
