Foxconn to open Mexico plant for mass production of Nvidia Blackwell superchips
Foxconn and Nvidia are also working together on a new AI supercomputer in Taiwan
New algorithm promises to slash AI power consumption by 95 percent
How hard will Nvidia fight adoption since it requires a competitive hardware redesign?
South Dakota crews excavate 800,000 tons of rock to build world's largest neutrino detector
Solving physics riddles, a mile underground
AMD unveils passively-cooled Radeon Pro V710 GPU with 28GB of VRAM
You probably can't buy it, though
Nintendo announces new hardware, but it's not the Switch 2 – it's a bedside alarm clock
An interactive bedside alarm clock called Alarmo
This controller can change face button layouts on the fly, among other customization features
Sensitive and durable sticks, customizable triggers, HD rumble, and more
This $40 tool gives you access to ChatGPT, Gemini, and more for life
Generate text, images, code, audio, and video in one place
Roblox accused of inflating user numbers and being a pedophile paradise
Report claims Roblox is lying to investors about key metrics
Breaking up Google to restore search competition is on the table, says DOJ
Google says the proposals are taking things too far
Intel next-gen Arrow Lake desktop lineup leaks ahead of reveal, with 24-core Core Ultra 9 flagship on top
The next-gen CPUs will launch later this month
LinkedIn warns: you are responsible for sharing inaccurate content created by our AI
The creator takes no responsibility for its creation
New technology helps robots understand instructions without electricity
It also offloads processing to the hardware, freeing up space for robots to "think"
Qualcomm's new Wi-Fi 7 system brings edge AI to home networks
Several companies already plan to use the platform
Unreal Engine 6 teased – Epic emphasizes interoperability and ease of use
Epic trying to make the metaverse's "carry purchases between games" promise a reality
Nvidia and MediaTek have reportedly partnered on a 3nm AI chip for future PCs
Rumor mill: Does the world need another AI PC chip? MediaTek and Nvidia appear to think so – if current rumors are accurate. A PC sporting such a chip could challenge current Windows-on-Arm devices with their relatively weak graphics. And it appears that PC manufacturers like Lenovo, Dell, HP, and Asus are lining up to adopt this product.
Sony rolls out big software upgrade for its flagship wireless headphones and earbuds
The company has also given its companion app a complete design overhaul
Firmware vs. Software: What's the Difference?
Firmware is essential to the operation of electronic devices, acting as the foundational software that makes it all work. While firmware is sometimes used interchangeably with "software," they are not the same thing.
Blizzard could have turned Battle.net into a third-party games store years before Steam, but...
Executives didn't like the idea
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ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
"We're not going to hit the climate goals anyway" says ex-Google CEO on AI data centers
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TECH DEALS
Prime Day: here's our selection of discounted PC hardware
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GOOGLE PLAY
Google ordered to overhaul Android app store in landmark antitrust ruling
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RECORD SCORE
Teen becomes first Tetris player to loop back around to beginning
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UPDATES
Windows 11 doubles file copying speeds with ReFS support
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TECH CULTURE
Quantum physics experiment leads to bizarre "negative time" phenomenon
After 14 years, Rockstar's epic horse opera Red Dead Redemption hits PC later this month
RDR Undead Nightmare bundle supports for DLSS, FSR, native 4K@144Hz, and more
Record chip sales show signs of a semiconductor industry rebound despite global tensions
Chips are selling like hotcakes despite growing geopolitical uncertainty
NASA laser-based data transmission demonstrates serviceable internet 290 million miles from Earth
Scrolling Instagram should be a piece of cake for future Mars colonists
NASA powers down science instrument to conserve Voyager 2 power supply
NASA believes Voyager 2 can remain operational into the 2030s
Artificial plant purifies indoor air and doubles as a power source for small electronics
Big if True: Cyanobacteria were the first organisms on Earth to develop the ability to produce oxygen. Through photosynthesis, they convert light into chemical energy and oxygen. According to a team of US researchers, cyanobacteria could even serve as a powerful air filtration system when integrated into a new "artificial plant" concept.
Samsung confirms there are no plans to sell foundry business, issues apology over missed profits
Sorry for the $6.78 billion in operating profits
Startup aims to tackle AI bottlenecks with novel memory compression techniques
Squeezing more out of existing hardware, much more
Tech deals on Prime Day: our selection of discounted PC hardware, and then some
SSDs, laptops, tablets, streaming TV, monitors, CPUs, headphones, and more
Streaming has transformed TVs into a data-driven surveillance system
How connected TV tracks your habits across screens and beyond
Intel Core Ultra 9 285K "Arrow Lake" CPU crowned single-thread performance leader in PassMark
Multi-core performance looks less impressive though
School shooting game created by parents of victim looks to promote gun reform
It also challenges the link between video games and real-life violence
FCC allows Starlink to provide emergency phone coverage following hurricane
Keeping North Carolina connected during blackouts
Bug alert: How to prevent Microsoft 365 from unintentionally deleting Word documents
Remember to manually save documents and check the recycle bin
Google ordered to overhaul Android app store in landmark antitrust ruling
The tech giant plans to appeal
Why it matters: The ruling has the potential to reshape the mobile app market, offering new opportunities for developers and possibly lowering prices for consumers. It could also set a precedent for how app stores operate in the future, potentially influencing similar cases against other tech giants, such as the ongoing dispute between Epic Games and Apple over the iPhone maker's App Store policies.
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