According to Techmeme, Netflix privately pursued a Warner Bros. deal while its co-CEO publicly dismissed big media mergers. Meanwhile, India’s Tata Electronics has signed Intel as the first client for its upcoming $14 billion chip facilities in Gujarat and Assam.
Apple has transitioned its two-day, in-person Manufacturing Academy into an ongoing online program. The move, part of a $500 billion US investment pledge, aims to train small- and medium-sized businesses in advanced manufacturing techniques.
A new report highlights four common PC upgrades that look great on paper but make almost no difference in daily use. From blazing-fast SSDs to 240Hz monitors, the promised performance often fails to materialize for most users. The real bottleneck is rarely the component you think it is.
Nvidia’s latest driver update marks the end of full Windows support for its older GTX 900 and 1000-series graphics cards. These GPUs will now only receive quarterly security patches until October 2028. This move significantly impacts the long-term viability of these cards for modern gaming.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Apple’s top chip executive is reportedly considering leaving the company. This comes as Apple faces a series of high-profile departures and continues to play catch-up in artificial intelligence.
MSI is refreshing its Prestige laptop line with Intel’s next-gen Panther Lake processors. The thin, lightweight machines will feature OLED screens up to 16 inches, with MSI claiming they’ll perform “miles ahead” of current chips.
