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Argentinians are reportedly turning to VPN services Proton VPN and Windscribe have both seen increases in interest This coincides with the blocking of two major illegal streaming sites People in Argentina are turning to VPN services as the government cracks down on illegal streaming. Two popular brands, Proton VPN and Windscribe, both started registering an […]

President Trump has called on Big Tech to absorb rising energy bills, not consumers Anthropic says it will pay upgrade costs and acquire grid-new power generation where possible CEO Dario Amodei promises to be a “responsible neighbor” and work with local communities and governments Anthropic has boldly offered to cover power price spikes caused by

Cursor reports that Nvidia engineers are now committing three times more code than before Nvidia maintains that the defect rate remained flat despite the reported increase in output AI-assisted workflows contributed to DLSS 4 and smaller GPU die sizes Nvidia has rolled out generative AI tools across much of its engineering workforce, with Cursor integrated

Intel shut down On Demand after customers refused to pay for dormant silicon Archiving SDSi signals the end of hardware features sold as add-ons Cloud buyers denied fees for capacities already fused into processors Intel has moved to shut down its pay-as-you-go hardware upgrade efforts with little public explanation or formal announcement. The Software Defined

Star Wars is kicking off New York Toy Fair in a pretty big way—and a little early—with its own Most Wanted event this evening. The focus is, as you might suspect, Star Wars, but also the first reveals of toys, collectibles and even clothing ahead of The Mandalorian & Grogu movie to be released on

Hasbro has just revealed its first wave of Star Wars: The Vintage Collection figures for 2026 Leading the lineup is a deluxe 3.75-inch figure of The Mandalorian & Grogu Expect more Star Wars toys and collectibles as New York Toy Fair kicks off Star Wars will make its triumphant return to the silver screen with

iRobot is now fully owned by Chinese manufacturing company Picea following the Chapter 11 bankruptcy process A new ‘iRobot Safe’ subsidiary will be responsible for protecting US consumer data Engineering, product development, marketing, etc. will be ‘rooted’ in the US Last December, we learned that iRobot—the parent brand behind the Roomba—had filed for Chapter 11

The US military provided access to the full power of ChatGPT It can use the AI ​​chatbot for “all lawful uses” ChatGPT will be hosted on the government’s cloud infrastructure OpenAI has agreed to provide ChatGPT to the US military after months of internal deliberations, marking a major advance for the OpenAI for Government platform

GP TV transforms a single OLED panel into a two-sided display experiment The double-sided design challenges how televisions are used in shared spaces The display is targeted at gamers, institutions and buyers with significant budgets GP TV has unveiled what it calls the world’s first double-sided 48-inch 4K OLED television designed for gaming and sports.

Hacker Adkka72424 claims leak of 6.8 billion unique email addresses Cybernews confirmed about 3 billion usable emails, archive size 150 GB Massive leak poses phishing and BEC risks through tailored social engineering attacks A hacker claims to have obtained and leaked 6.8 billion unique email addresses — and while the claims are unconfirmed at this