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34 published articlesWinking Studios expects first-half revenue to rise by at least 20% year on year, but its push into Western full-game development and AI-enabled workflows is set to reduce near-term profitability.
Everplay has maintained its full-year 2026 expectations after first-half trading met internal forecasts, leaving the group dependent on a concentrated second-half schedule led by Hell Let Loose: Vietnam and Bus Simulator 27.
Games Workshop’s record 2025/26 financial results show that its tabletop business is expanding strongly even as licensing income normalises after the exceptional contribution from Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2.
Microsoft has introduced Project Perception, an agentic security architecture intended to find, investigate and help remediate cyber risk continuously, with a public preview scheduled for August 3.
A tidal-disruption flare detected in a galaxy’s outskirts has revealed a roughly million-solar-mass black hole that may be a relic of past galactic mergers.
NVIDIA’s investment and long-term infrastructure partnership with Ilya Sutskever’s Safe Superintelligence gives a secretive safety-focused lab far greater capacity while underscoring how frontier AI competition is being shaped by access to compute.
Federal action involving school districts in Maryland and Michigan is placing parental access to student records at the centre of a broader conflict over privacy and gender identity in schools.
A new study finds that Plasmodium falciparum nuclei multiply out of step because they compete for shared DNA-replication resources, a strategy that may make parasite growth more efficient.
A new National Conference of State Legislatures framework argues that durable childcare reform requires states to address family costs, provider economics, workforce conditions and public governance together.
Rambus’s second-quarter results show rising demand for the specialised memory-interface chips and high-speed interconnect IP that help data-centre systems move and manage data around AI workloads.
The EU’s AI Omnibus has entered into force, postponing the main high-risk AI deadlines while leaving several important AI Act duties on course to apply in August 2026.
Lattice Semiconductor has completed its acquisition of AMI, bringing low-power programmable logic and silicon-neutral platform firmware together under one corporate structure for AI and data-centre infrastructure.
