Noctua has confirmed that its current CPU coolers will support Intel’s future LGA1954 socket without requiring new mounting hardware. This comes as welcome news given Intel’s rapid socket changes and the expected late 2026 release of Nova Lake processors. PC builders can now invest in premium coolin
A joint venture between Digital Realty, Brookfield, and Reliance Industries is investing $11 billion to build a gigawatt-scale data center campus in Andhra Pradesh. The 400-acre project in Visakhapatnam represents one of India’s largest digital infrastructure investments to date. This comes as Googl
Wall Street banks are maintaining their bullish outlook on emerging markets for 2026. They’re betting on dollar weakness and AI investment driving further gains after this year’s strong performance.
Virgin Media O2 has expanded its 5G Standalone network across Norfolk, UK, covering nearly a million people. The £700 million Mobile Transformation Plan now reaches Norwich, Great Yarmouth, Kings Lynn, and Thetford at no extra cost to customers.
Wärtsilä will supply 27 natural gas-powered generators to an unnamed US data center developer, with deliveries starting in 2027. The 507MW order addresses the data center industry’s urgent need for reliable, off-grid power solutions as AI and computing demands skyrocket.
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has called Steam’s mandatory AI disclosure requirements for games “nonsense.” He believes AI will be involved in nearly all future game production, making such labels irrelevant for game stores.
Paradox Interactive is writing down SEK 355 million ($37 million) in development costs for Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 after disappointing sales. The publisher admits the game was outside its core expertise, making it difficult to gauge commercial potential accurately.
Intel is defending its hiring of former TSMC executive Wei-Jen Lo amid allegations of trade secret theft. Taiwanese prosecutors have raided Lo’s homes and TSMC has filed a lawsuit, creating an international legal showdown between the chipmaking rivals.
The UK is pushing forward with comprehensive cybersecurity legislation as attacks on essential services escalate. The bill would require operators of critical infrastructure to meet tougher security standards and report threats earlier.
OpenAI is facing multiple lawsuits alleging its chatbots acted as “suicide coaches” for minors. The company’s legal response blames victims for violating terms of service while implementing new safety measures.
