Lenovo unveiled a futuristic rollable-screen gaming laptop concept and a full suite of consumer laptops at CES 2026. The new models are powered by next-gen Intel Panther Lake, AMD Ryzen AI 400, and Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 processors, with prices starting at $799.
The age of a billion-dollar startup founder is dropping fast, thanks to AI. A new report from VC firm Antler shows the average age for AI unicorn founders fell from 40 in 2020 to just 29 in 2024. This is compressing the timeline to a $1B valuation to under 5 years.
Researchers are deploying ultra-sensitive quantum detectors in the hunt for dark matter, which makes up 27% of the universe. The technology can pick up a signal that might only happen once every ten years.
Lenovo is redesigning the ThinkPad X1 Carbon’s internals for 2026. The new “Space Frame” layout aims to improve heat dissipation by up to 20% and make key components like USB ports and keyboards easier to replace.
Roblox is making age verification mandatory for users who want to access its chat features. The process involves facial scanning or ID checks and is being handled by a third-party vendor. This comes after multiple lawsuits over child safety on the platform.
Real estate giant JLL predicts the global data center market will double in capacity by 2030, requiring a staggering $3 trillion in total investment. This “supercycle” is fueled by AI, with inferencing workloads set to dominate. Despite major challenges like grid constraints, JLL insists current met
AMD’s stock took a hit, sliding over 4% despite CEO Lisa Su’s bold prediction that computing power needs to grow 100x in five years. The market seems worried the AI hype is getting ahead of reality.
According to updated data from Valve, Linux has set a new record on Steam, reaching 3.58% of the userbase in December 2025. This marks a significant jump from 2.68% just three months prior, with the end of support for Windows 10 acting as a major catalyst.
The 1996 classic shooter Quake is now officially Steam Deck Verified. This move highlights Valve’s expanding strategy for its compatibility program beyond its own handheld.
A new report shows Baidu and Huawei have locked down over 70% of China’s critical GPU cloud market. This highlights a major shift towards full-stack, chip-to-cloud strategies designed to counter Nvidia, but significant constraints remain.
