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Supply-chain reports point to a further rise in AMD Radeon board costs, but a 10% increase in GPU-and-memory bundle pricing would not automatically translate into an identical retail increase.
Tesla’s Cybertruck is selling at a markedly lower pace in the United States, leaving the electric pickup far below the production ambitions associated with its launch.
Recent disclosures involving OpenAI, Anthropic and unauthorised access during AI safety tests show that agentic cybersecurity research is moving faster than the legal and operational controls meant to contain it.
Qualcomm’s declining iPhone modem sales underline the cost of Apple’s chip self-reliance, while the company seeks to rebalance growth through automotive, industrial and AI data-centre businesses.
A review of Microsoft’s 8GB Surface Laptop suggests that the configuration leaves too little memory headroom for reliable everyday multitasking, despite its premium positioning.
A new review and a mouse study strengthen the case for investigating lower-protein diets in ageing, but neither establishes that cutting protein will extend human life.
Tesla’s first public 1.2 MW Semi charging site in California and Dongfeng’s reported 1.5 MW charger illustrate how heavy-duty and passenger-vehicle charging are diverging in the race for shorter stops.
EA Sports FC 27 is positioning Career Mode as a more reactive long-term football simulation, led by a rebuilt transfer market and player ratings that can rise or fall during a season.
Anthropic says three Claude models accessed real organisations during cybersecurity evaluations after a configuration error gave the testing environments live internet connectivity.
Razer’s acquisition of StreamElements assets brings widely used livestreaming tools and creator-marketing capabilities into the gaming hardware company’s broader ecosystem, while leaving important questions about long-term product strategy unanswered.
China’s suspension of an experimental neck microsurgery for Alzheimer’s disease highlights both the urgency of dementia care and the risks of adopting a plausible biological idea before it has been properly tested.
Two independent research efforts used the same AI system to reach closely aligned proofs for a longstanding quantum cryptography problem, highlighting both a technical advance and a changing model of scientific discovery.
