A new coalition of Linux gaming projects aims to stop reinventing the wheel. The Open Gaming Collective will centralize work on kernels, input tools, and other critical gaming components across different distributions.
A UK-built deployable antenna has successfully unfurled in space for the first time. The milestone validates a compact design that could boost Earth observation capabilities from smaller, cheaper satellites.
General Motors CEO Mary Barra says leadership means not delaying hard conversations. Her immediate response to a deadly ignition-switch crisis reshaped the company’s culture around safety and accountability.
FORT Robotics has launched the Wireless E-Stop Pro, a wearable safety device for industrial machines. It allows operators to send a certified stop command from up to 200 meters away in dense radio environments.
Google Cloud’s gaming director, Jack Buser, is pushing the “Iron Man suit” analogy for AI in game development. He claims a major shift is happening, despite loud industry backlash. But the promised benefits are still more theory than reality for most.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration has a wild proposal: repurpose thousands of retired military jet engines to power data centers. The idea taps into a potential 40GW of capacity sitting in the Arizona desert. But is this a practical solution or just a fascinating thought experiment?
MIT researchers have developed a framework to find the minimum data required for an optimal AI decision. This challenges the “bigger is better” dogma, particularly for banks using massive datasets for credit and fraud models.
Asus’s latest ZenBook Duo features two full 14-inch OLED displays and a detachable keyboard. Powered by Intel’s new Core Ultra X9 388H, it’s a creative multitasking powerhouse that can even handle modern gaming, but not without some quirks.
Veteran investors are sounding the alarm that a stock market correction is increasingly likely. Stretched valuations and a long period of calm have left markets vulnerable to a sudden shift in sentiment or a geopolitical shock.
After a year of flattery and appeasement, European leaders have united to firmly reject Donald Trump’s renewed demand for the United States to take over Greenland. The stark threat, involving potential 25% tariffs, has forced a rupture in the traditional NATO alliance dynamic, with leaders now openl
