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Intel's upcoming Panel Replay Tunneling for the Linux 7.2 kernel leverages idle bandwidth of DisplayPort 2.0 and above for external displays, improving energy efficiency.
Intel's open-source Vulkan driver "ANV" has merged experimental support for descriptor heap extensions into Mesa 26.2, aiming to reduce CPU overhead and improve gaming performance.
The classic adventure games "Myst" and its sequel "Riven" are getting remakes for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and Microsoft Store, enhanced with cutting-edge features like PS VR2 support and ray tracing.
The author, once satisfied with the Pixel Launcher, explains why they switched to Octopi Launcher and its appeal. Solve home screen woes with flexibility.
OpenAI launches GPT-5.5 Instant for all users and unveils the ChatGPT Ad Self-Manager, marking a new phase in AI commercialization.
Panthalassa accelerates the development of its wave-powered offshore AI data center "Node," backed by massive Silicon Valley investments. A test in the North Pacific is planned for 2026.
Leaked renders of Samsung's next-gen foldable smartphone, "Wide Folder," from One UI 9 reveal dual rear cameras and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5.
Chinese goods like glowing toilet seat covers and muscle-shaped pillows, once considered "odd" domestically, are creating waves abroad thanks to cross-border e-commerce platforms like Temu and Pinduoduo, reshaping global consumption.
Gartner highlights VMware users exploring IBM mainframes due to Broadcom's new licensing model, especially for large Linux VM environments.
A comprehensive introduction covering AI agent basics, major frameworks, implementation patterns, and security design. A systematic learning guide for beginners to intermediate users.
In an age where AI serves as a key interface for knowledge formation and democratic participation, this article outlines design principles to harness its potential to strengthen democracy.
A medical student suspected errors in an AI screening tool and spent six months using Python to uncover issues in the AI-driven job application process.
Apple has reportedly entered preliminary negotiations with Intel and Samsung to reduce its reliance on TSMC for manufacturing processors for key devices.
The first GUI-based commercial PC, the Apple Lisa, released in 1983, has been faithfully recreated by an enthusiast using an FPGA board, with modern upgrades like HDMI output and USB compatibility included.
Apple discontinues the 256GB Mac Mini model, leaving only the 512GB version starting at $799. Rising memory costs due to AI demand are the main factor.
AI chipmaker Cerebras is preparing for a major IPO, potentially reaching a $26.6 billion valuation, with strong ties to OpenAI driving attention.
The lack of AI adoption in consumer goods companies stems from structural contradictions, including strategy-execution gaps, data boundaries, and clashes with authority based on experience.
Staff at Google DeepMind's London headquarters vote to form a union aimed at preventing military use of AI technology, with 98% CWU members in favor.
Intel announces the appointment of Alex Katouzian, a veteran with 25 years at Qualcomm, as head of its Client Computing and Physical AI Division, signaling a decisive shift toward AI-driven edge computing.
Elon Musk has reached a $1.5 million (approx. 230 million yen) settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over a long-standing dispute regarding delayed disclosure of his 2022 Twitter (now X) stock acquisition, resolving the matter without admitting wrongdoing.