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.
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.
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.
According to VentureBeat, Helm.ai has unveiled a new AI framework that it claims achieves vision-only autonomous steering with “zero-shot” success on new roads. The key claim is that it needed only 1,000 hours of real-world driving data to train the system, bypassing the massive data requirements of
Global shipping runs on phone calls and spreadsheets, not real-time data. A new platform called Moddule is trying to use AI to connect the dots, but the industry is deeply skeptical of tech promises after past flops like blockchain.
A new article frames AI as the latest chapter in an old story. Every world-changing tech, from the automobile onward, hits a wall that only new materials can solve. And those materials often come with massive supply chain headaches.
Europe’s tech scene is exploding beyond traditional hubs, powered by deep tech in AI, quantum, and biotech. The latest Midas List highlights the VCs who spotted these trends early, fueling a potential $1 trillion economic engine.
In a whirlwind 24 hours, Microsoft and Amazon pledged over $50 billion for India’s tech future. This massive investment targets cloud infrastructure and AI, aiming to turn the country into a core engineering hub.
