Intel has officially added support for its BMG-G31 “Big Battlemage” GPU to its software stack. This move signals that a high-end Arc B770 graphics card, a major step up for Intel’s discrete GPU efforts, is nearing launch.
A new study used a custom tool to rerank Twitter/X feeds in real time, lowering the visibility of polarizing posts. The result? People’s emotions and views of political opponents softened, all without removing a single post.
A new Morgan Stanley research note identifies 25 companies poised to dominate the coming humanoid robotics market. The list focuses on key component suppliers in AI, sensors, and movement tech, beyond just the robot makers themselves.
Robinhood is making its first major international move by acquiring a brokerage and a crypto trader in Indonesia. The deal is set to close in the first half of 2026. It’s a direct play for one of the world’s most active crypto markets.
NVIDIA has announced the dates for its 2026 GPU Technology Conference. GTC 2026 will run from March 16-19 in San Jose, California, with a keynote from CEO Jensen Huang expected to outline the company’s AI vision.
A new analyst report paints Google as an unstoppable AI force. The analysis suggests its Gemini model is gaining so much ground that OpenAI might have to slash its capital expenditures by 2026.
The upcoming OnePlus 15R is confirmed to use the non-Elite Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chipset. This might be a blessing in disguise, offering better sustained performance and battery life than its hotter, more powerful sibling.
A new test pitted Perplexity AI against Google’s NotebookLM on five difficult research prompts. While NotebookLM impressed with multimedia, Perplexity won by consistently delivering focused, actionable answers.
Amazon just revealed its Trainium3 UltraServer racks, and they’re a dead ringer for Nvidia’s GB200 systems. This isn’t an accident. The entire AI infrastructure stack is rapidly standardizing, from the rack shape down to the compute blade layout.
Windows 11 is finally getting the popular Agenda view from Windows 10, but it won’t be a native part of the OS. Instead, it’s being implemented as a WebView2 application, a move that mirrors the initial release of Copilot.
