Major financial institutions are starting to implement "day after" plans for hypothetical AI-driven financial crises.
In a major blow to physical media enthusiasts, Sony is reportedly discontinuing its last remaining 4K Blu-ray player model.
After increasing the retail price of Xbox consoles, Microsoft is now emailing existing owners with offers to trade in their hardware.
SpaceX is reportedly in talks to leverage up to 80,000 cell tower sites to bolster its Starlink satellite-to-mobile service.
A new 'vibe-coded' emulator project aims to improve the experience of Nintendo's failed 1995 wearable by injecting color into its famously eye-straining red monochrome games.
While broadcast television's share of total viewing has dropped significantly since 2021, retransmission fees continue to rise.
Legendary Nintendo designer Shigeru Miyamoto has expressed a surprisingly positive outlook on generative AI, suggesting it will give creators more opportunities to focus on 'truly important' elements of design.
A new AI tool named REA is being marketed as a way to 'clone' and replicate paid software functionality, potentially bypassing traditional licensing and copy protection.
Proton is now hosting a map that identifies the locations of over 300,000 surveillance cameras. This tool aims to give citizens visibility into public and private recording devices in their neighborhoods, defying legal threats from hardware manufacturers.
NAND flash prices have surged by over 300% in a single year, driven largely by the massive storage requirements of AI data centers.
B-roll of CompUSA from the year 2000 was recently uploaded to YouTube:
A tour of HPE's Technology Renewal Centre shows the process behind giving enterprise-grade server and storage hardware a second life.
YouTube is rolling out a redesigned Home page featuring custom feeds and more prominent access to subscriptions.
New AI-driven hacks and scripts claiming to remove bloatware from smart TV interfaces may pose significant security and stability risks.
Elon Musk clarified that the upcoming Tesla Cybercab is intended primarily for a Tesla-owned taxi service rather than individual purchase.
Electronic Arts is reportedly closing BioWare, the iconic studio behind Mass Effect and Dragon Age, marking a massive shift in the gaming industry landscape.
Reports indicate that a software-only exploit has successfully jailbroken the Nintendo Switch 2.
A coalition of tech companies is opposing the 'Targeting Illegal Sites Act,' which could require VPN providers to block access to pirate websites.
Spotify has taken aggressive action against low-quality, AI-generated music spam by removing 50 million tracks that were flooding its platform.
A new regulatory update indicates that HBO and Showtime will be merged into a single entity following a major industry consolidation involving Skydance and Paramount. California regulators have reportedly placed no restrictions on how the combined company manages these premium networks, clearing the way for a unified service.