Apple has pushed a second release candidate update for tvOS 26.2, suggesting some final bugs needed squashing. The update, build 23K53, follows the first RC from just a day prior. The final public release is expected in December 2025.
Sony is taking mobile gaming seriously with a brand-new, from-scratch version of MLB The Show. It’s not a port or a companion app, but a full simulation built specifically for phones. This could signal a major shift for the PlayStation maker.
Amazon is accelerating its custom silicon push with the announcement of Trainium4. The move signals a deeper commitment to improving AI unit economics and competing with Google’s TPU model. The company also revealed massive scale on its Bedrock platform.
According to a report from XDA-Developers, a Raspberry Pi 5 can be transformed into a centralized network automation hub. Running services like Pi-hole, Unbound, and WireGuard, it provides faster browsing, enhanced privacy, and secure remote access. The entire setup costs around $50 and sips power.
Researchers have achieved a world-first by teleporting quantum information between photons from two different quantum dots. This 70% success rate experiment is a crucial advance for creating quantum repeaters. These repeaters are the missing piece needed to build a large-scale, ultra-secure quantum
AI’s hunger for data is overwhelming traditional network switches. The proposed fix is co-packaged optics, or CPO, which bakes the optics directly into the switch silicon. It’s a promising but contentious technology that could reshape data center hardware.
Microsoft’s Windows chief, Pavan Davuluri, faced a user revolt after touting Windows as an “agentic OS.” Commenters demanded reliability and stability instead. This highlights a core conflict between engineering fundamentals and AI hype.
Samsung’s first tri-folding phone is also its first to run DeX natively without an external monitor. This is a feature previously exclusive to Galaxy tablets, and it’s enabled by the device’s massive 10-inch screen. It could finally make DeX a truly portable productivity tool.
Data center operators are scrambling to cool next-gen AI hardware. The old playbook with air conditioning just doesn’t cut it anymore, leading to a wave of innovation in liquid and immersion cooling.
The AI boom is being fueled by massive debt as companies supporting OpenAI’s computing needs take on nearly $100 billion in borrowing. This surge in corporate debt is already moving credit spreads and raising concerns about default risks in what was previously a cash-funded expansion.
