US government takes a 10% stake in Intel using CHIPS Act funds already owed, pushing deeper into tech deal-making under Trump.
Belkin debuts Qi2 chargers with 25W wireless charging and foldable travel options, blending fast performance with convenience.
Google warns that IP68 protection fades with time and wear, and your warranty won’t cover water damage once that seal breaks.
Musk settles with former employees after mass layoffs at X, ending thousands of severance disputes through court and arbitration agreements.
Meta tests smart glasses with a built-in display and gesture-controlled wristband, debuting both devices next month at its Connect event.
Microsoft tests a Windows 11 feature that resumes Android apps like Spotify on your PC, hinting at seamless phone-to-PC handoff.
Apple is expanding enterprise AI support for Apple Intelligence, which integrates with ChatGPT. Here are the details.
Nvidia has decided to halt production of the H20 chip. The Chinese government’s recent stance has been a contributing factor to this move.
YouTube has made the video download feature offered to Premium members free. This development has made users very happy.
Nissan is preparing to use solid-state batteries in electric vehicles. This move could shift the balance of power in the automotive industry.
