Samsung is rolling out its upcoming One UI 8.5 update to carrier-locked Galaxy Tab S8+ devices in the US. The update brings new UI elements and features based on Android 16 QPR2. This makes the Tab S8+ the first Samsung device to receive the next-generation software.
Anthropic is launching a massive $50 billion infrastructure push to build custom data centers across the United States. The initiative starts in Texas and New York, with facilities scheduled to come online in 2026. The build-out will generate 800 permanent jobs and 2,400 construction roles while add
Akamai just dropped a bombshell during its Q3 earnings – all three major US cloud providers are now using its services. Their cloud infrastructure business grew 39% year-over-year to $81 million, accelerating from previous quarters.
Vertiv has launched its CoolCenter Immersion cooling system with pods supporting 25kW to 240kW per system. The company also secured Digital Realty as a customer for a 3MW AI-ready data center in Rome set to go live in 2027.
Apple has rolled out Safari Technology Preview 232, featuring numerous bug fixes and performance improvements. The experimental browser version targets developers testing future Safari features.
Private cloud investments are accelerating dramatically among major enterprises. Companies spending over $10 million annually on cloud are seeing private cloud grow at double the rate of public cloud deployments.
Valve has revived the Steam Machine concept with a powerful mini PC that targets 4K gaming at 60fps. The six-inch cube uses custom AMD hardware and aims to outperform current consoles while fitting seamlessly into TV setups. It’s essentially a screenless Steam Deck with desktop-level performance.
The quantum computing field is accelerating with major year-end announcements from IBM, IonQ, and Quantum Art. These developments range from new processor architectures to record-low error rates and innovative compilation techniques. The progress suggests we’re moving closer to practical quantum adv
The latest TIOBE programming language rankings reveal C# closing in on Java, with less than 1% separating the two languages. Python continues to dominate with 23.37% share, while C solidifies its second-place position at 9.68%. Perl makes a surprising return to the top 10 as Go drops out.
A Linux power user explains why returning to Windows feels like stepping back in time. The differences in window management, updates, and software installation reveal a fundamental gap in user control and efficiency.
