Meta has acquired AI hardware startup Limitless, the company confirmed. The move accelerates Meta’s work on AI wearables, even as it reportedly considers budget cuts in its metaverse division.
Netflix is trying to buy Warner Bros. for $72 billion, a move that would combine the top streaming service with HBO Max. Regulators and politicians are already lining up to block it, calling it a competition killer.
Apple is reportedly considering Intel as a second fabrication partner for its iPhone chips. The move would be part of a broader strategy to build a more resilient supply chain and could start with lower-end models in 2028.
A new Postal game was announced and then canceled in the same week. The publisher axed it after fans accused the developer of using AI, leading the studio to shut down entirely.
In a new interview, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang discussed the AI arms race, its massive energy demands, and his views on U.S. policy. He’s not buying the AI apocalypse narrative but predicts a nuclear-powered future for data centers.
Salesforce stock is aiming for its best week since 2023 after posting strong earnings. The rally is fueled by hype around its AI platform, Agentforce, but the company faces skepticism about its long-term growth.
Gigabyte has launched a motherboard that swaps out RGB for a wood-grain aesthetic. The X870E Aero X3D Wood packs high-end specs like Wi-Fi 7 and support for DDR5 up to 9000MT/s. It’s clearly aimed at builders who want their PC to blend in with a room.
A new leak gives us a first look at One UI 8.5 running on a Galaxy S24 Ultra. The software, still in an internal beta phase, shows off a heavily customizable Quick Panel and a visual overhaul for system apps. It’s clearly a work in progress, but points to Samsung’s next big design shift.
Microsoft is officially opening the gates for the Windows 11 25H2 upgrade to all supported systems, including Windows 10. To get it, you need a specific toggle enabled in Windows Update. However, the company has acknowledged the 2025 feature update has major shell issues affecting key UI components.
China is escalating its political dispute with Japan by targeting beloved cultural exports. Officials in Shanghai recently cut a singer’s performance mid-song. This heavy-handed approach risks alienating the very people China hopes to influence.
