Broadcom posted a fiscal Q4 earnings and revenue beat, guiding for $19.1B in Q1 revenue. Yet, the stock dropped 6% premarket. The culprit? Concerns over margin dilution and the timing of its massive AI revenue ramp.
Meta is overhauling its VR business model, planning to increase headset prices and slow the pace of new hardware launches. The move comes as its Reality Labs division continues to hemorrhage money, with over $70 billion in losses since 2021.
Windows 11’s Snap Assist is fine, but it’s not a true tiling window manager. GlazeWM is a free, open-source app that automatically arranges every window you open, just like popular Linux managers. It’s controlled by keyboard shortcuts and includes a minimal status bar, finally bringing a power-user
A startup called Overview Energy says it has beamed power from a moving Cessna aircraft to ground-based solar panels. The company aims to launch space-based solar power satellites by 2030, but its recent demo left out critical performance data.
According to a new test, gaming on Linux with an Nvidia GPU is now a viable, if imperfect, experience. While performance lags behind Windows in demanding titles like Control, many games run surprisingly well on distros like CachyOS.
Rivian is launching its own AI assistant in early 2026, and it’s coming to every existing EV it has sold. The system, which uses Google’s Vertex AI and Gemini, will control vehicle functions and connect to third-party apps like Google Calendar.
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered 19 malicious Visual Studio Code extensions in a campaign active since February 2025. The extensions used a modified npm package and a fake PNG file to deploy malware. This highlights the growing threat of supply chain attacks against developers.
A new cybersecurity report reveals a disturbing trend: malicious employees are teaming up with dark web actors. They’re selling access to sensitive user data and account recovery services, putting millions at risk.
Synopsys and Nvidia announced a massive partnership last week, including a $2 billion investment. The goal is to overhaul Synopsys software, especially simulation tools from its Ansys acquisition, to run dramatically faster on Nvidia GPUs. This creates major new opportunities for the channel partner
Google is transforming Photos from a gallery into a creation studio. New templates, a built-in music library, and custom text tools aim to keep users editing in-app.
