According to Digital Trends, AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su will open CES 2026 on January 5 with a keynote focused on the company’s AI vision across cloud, edge, and consumer devices. While major GPU or Zen 6 announcements aren’t expected, likely launches include the Ryzen 7 9850X3D CPU and the Ryzen 9000G ser
Samsung’s upcoming flagship is getting a major power boost. A regulatory listing has all but confirmed the Galaxy S26 Ultra will support 60W wired charging, marking a long-overdue upgrade for the series.
The tech job market has become intensely competitive, with layoffs soaring and hundreds of applicants vying for each role. Professionals are sharing stories of year-long searches, depleted savings, and the need to look beyond Big Tech to survive.
Salesforce is standardizing on seat-based pricing for its AI agents, moving away from per-conversation models. This offers customers cost predictability but comes with embedded usage limits, as vendors balance profit with customer value in a market forecast to hit $450 billion by 2035.
Compulsion Games has announced its Xbox-exclusive title South of Midnight is going multiplatform. The game is slated to hit PlayStation 5 and the Nintendo Switch 2 in the spring of 2026.
President Trump has signed an executive order creating a national framework for AI regulation. The move directly challenges states like Colorado and California that have passed their own AI laws.
Researchers have directly observed the quantum “zero-point motion” of atoms for the first time, proving they vibrate in synchronized patterns even at absolute zero. The breakthrough was made at the European XFEL in Hamburg using a technique called Coulomb Explosion Imaging.
Apple has lost its appeal of a major contempt ruling in the Epic Games antitrust battle. The court upheld findings that Apple failed to comply with a 2021 order but said the company can still charge fees for external purchases.
A hacking group is posing as police officers to trick tech giants into forking over users’ private information. They claim hundreds of successful requests, revealing a massive security loophole that companies seem unable to close.
The narrative that VR is dying is everywhere, but the sales data tells a different story. The audience has just radically shifted to a younger, more cost-conscious generation that loves free-to-play games.
