KevlinX Data Centers has declared its flagship BRU01 facility in Brussels ready for service. The 32MW data center, now the largest in Belgium, was completed nearly a year ahead of its original schedule. This adds significant new capacity to a crowded European capital market.
Xbox exec Jason Ronald is teasing major plans for 2026, which marks the platform’s 25th anniversary. While not confirming specifics, he strongly hinted at a celebration of Xbox’s legacy while defining its future, with handheld gaming being a key focus.
The upcoming Linux 6.19 kernel is set to receive a batch of updates for the F2FS flash-friendly file system. The changes focus on performance optimizations and fixing several corner-case bugs. This is a maintenance update that should improve stability and efficiency for users on SSDs and zoned stora
HashKey Holdings is launching an IPO to raise as much as $215 million. The crypto exchange operator plans to list on the Hong Kong stock exchange on December 17.
Paramount has launched a hostile takeover bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, offering $30 per share in cash. This tops Netflix’s recent $72 billion acquisition offer and could mean an $18 billion bigger windfall for shareholders.
Tiger Global is targeting a $2-3 billion raise for its latest venture fund, a far cry from the megafunds it chased just a few years ago. This marks a clear pivot to a more disciplined, slower approach after the frenzy of 2021.
Google’s latest Android 16 QPR2 update is reportedly making Pixel phones feel faster and smoother. The update includes a host of new features and seems to deliver noticeable performance improvements, even for older models.
Samsung has launched the One UI 8.5 beta for the Galaxy S25 series. The update brings significant customization changes, including a revamped Quick Settings panel that looks familiar to iOS users.
The first buildings of a planned £10 billion data center campus in Northumberland, England, have been approved. The QTS project will rise on the site of a failed battery factory, signaling a new industrial direction for the region.
Brain-computer interfaces (BCI) are nearing a real-world inflection point, with non-invasive tech leading the charge. Startups like Conduit are using AI to turn noisy EEG data into thought-decoding systems, aiming for a future of telepathy and thought-to-text.
