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Scientists Crack the Code for Perfect Telecom Photons
ComputingHardwareTechnology

Scientists Crack the Code for Perfect Telecom Photons

Researchers have built a deterministic single-photon source that operates at the ideal telecom wavelength. It achieves a record 92% two-photon interference visibility, solving a decade-old problem for quantum networks.

by Nathan CrossJanuary 30, 2026
The AI Boom’s Next Victim? Your Wallet.
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The AI Boom’s Next Victim? Your Wallet.

According to Popular Mechanics, the AI boom is creating a severe shortage of key components like GPUs and RAM, driving up prices across the entire tech industry. Analysts predict smartphone prices could rise up to 30%, while memory chip prices are expected to jump another 40-55% in early 2026. This

by Nathan CrossJanuary 30, 2026
Xbox teases new achievement look, but don’t expect a big overhaul
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Xbox teases new achievement look, but don’t expect a big overhaul

Microsoft is testing a cleaner, more modern look for Xbox achievement notifications on its Cloud Gaming service. However, sources confirm there are no immediate plans for a broader system revamp, despite fan demand for features rivaling PlayStation’s trophy system.

by Nathan CrossJanuary 30, 2026
MAINGEAR’s $10K Retro98 PC Puts RTX 50 Power in a Beige Box
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MAINGEAR’s $10K Retro98 PC Puts RTX 50 Power in a Beige Box

MAINGEAR has launched a limited-run retro PC that stuffs modern RTX 50-series hardware into a classic beige chassis. Only 38 total units will be made, with prices starting at $2,499 and a top-tier model costing $9,799. It’s a nostalgia trip with a very modern price tag.

by Henry BlakemoreJanuary 30, 2026
PDFs are finally getting a modern compression upgrade
ComputingInnovationSoftware

PDFs are finally getting a modern compression upgrade

A new specification is coming this summer to add the Brotli compression filter to PDFs. This long-overdue change aims to combat ballooning file sizes but will require updates to every single PDF processor and reader.

by Nathan CrossJanuary 29, 2026
IBM’s Mainframe Revival is Powered by AI and COBOL
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IBM’s Mainframe Revival is Powered by AI and COBOL

IBM’s latest earnings show a surprising mainframe resurgence, with Z series revenue hitting a 20-year high. The key driver? Generative AI tools like Watson Code Assistant that are refactoring ancient COBOL code, making the platform relevant for a new era.

by Henry BlakemoreJanuary 29, 2026
Intel’s new laptop chip is a battery life beast
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Intel’s new laptop chip is a battery life beast

Intel’s new Panther Lake processor is making waves in early testing. The Core Ultra 9 388H reportedly delivers over 14 hours of battery life and strong gaming performance, marking a major leap for Team Blue.

by Henry BlakemoreJanuary 29, 2026
Meta’s $201B Year and the AI Ad Machine Behind It
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Meta’s $201B Year and the AI Ad Machine Behind It

According to Techmeme, Meta posted $201B in revenue for the year, a 22% increase, with 98% from ads. Reels alone hit a $50B annual run rate, powered by over 2B advertisers using Meta’s AI tools. Separately, Satya Nadella announced Windows 11 has reached 1 billion users.

by Henry BlakemoreJanuary 29, 2026
Meta’s $135 Billion Capex Bet on AI is Staggering
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Meta’s $135 Billion Capex Bet on AI is Staggering

Meta’s CFO Susan Li revealed a massive projected capex of $115-135 billion for 2026, driven by AI data centers. This is a near-doubling from 2025 and signals an aggressive, costly infrastructure arms race. The company is still operating “capacity-constrained” despite huge cloud deals.

by Henry BlakemoreJanuary 29, 2026
Meta’s AI Bet Pays Off, Microsoft’s Cloud Cools Off
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Meta’s AI Bet Pays Off, Microsoft’s Cloud Cools Off

Meta shares surged over 8% after beating Q4 earnings, with Wall Street cheering its AI spending. Microsoft, however, fell 7% as its cloud growth showed signs of cooling.

by Nathan CrossJanuary 29, 2026

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