During the Game Developers Conference, Valve released the official verification requirements developers must meet for games to run on its next-generation hardware, including a new… Read More »Valve Sets Performance Goals for Steam Machine
YouTube’s advertising business has grown larger than that of almost every major media company, and viewers may soon find its ads increasingly difficult to skip.… Read More »YouTube Adds More 30-Second Unskippable Ads on TVs
A few days after Cupertino introduced its newest notebook, the PC industry is already analyzing what it means. Manufacturers are aware they’ll likely need to… Read More »Asus Co-CEO Calls MacBook Neo a Windows PC Shock
Oracle has staked its future on the artificial intelligence revolution, committing tens of billions of dollars to build massive data centers. However, recent reports of… Read More »Oracle Invests Billions in AI Infrastructure Despite Negative Cash Flow
While many users are anticipating the eventual end of the AI hype cycle, manufacturers are struggling with tougher constraints. The traditional supply chain has largely… Read More »Laptops May Get 40% More Expensive Soon
Someone on the dark web is apparently trying to sell a Windows zero-day exploit for $220,000. The flaw targets Remote Desktop Services and could let… Read More »Hackers Offer Critical Windows Zero-Day Exploit for $220K on Dark Web
Amid a growing dispute with its Dutch parent company, Nexperia’s China-based unit said Monday that it has started making its own chips, a step that… Read More »Nexperia China Says It Has Started Producing Its Own Chips
Following a wave of speculation over the weekend, Valve has moved to reassure customers that its next-generation gaming hardware is still on schedule to launch… Read More »Valve Maintains Steam Machine Release This Year
Apple may be gearing up to revolutionize its production line once again, this time by adopting 3D printing technology for the aluminum casings of its… Read More »Apple May Use 3D-Printed Aluminum in Future iPhones
According to one expert, brain-computer interfaces might start showing up in everyday use in China within three to five years as the tech improves, especially… Read More »China Could Adopt Brain-Computer Interfaces Widely in 3-5 Years
