Google Just Baked a Buy Button into AI—Can It Out-Shop OpenAI?
Google's Universal Commerce Protocol integrates AI shopping, competing with OpenAI. Partners include Shopify, Walmart, and Visa. Can it out-shop OpenAI?
LEGO's Pokémon Sets Are a Brick-tastic Nod to the Series’ Icons (And They’re Priced to Impress)
LEGO's new Pokémon sets, including Pikachu, the trio, and Eevee, offer brick-tastic builds with hidden nods and poseable features, priced from £54.99 to £579.99.
Meta’s New President: A Power Play at the Intersection of AI and Politics
Meta appoints Dina Powell McCormick, a former Trump advisor and Goldman Sachs executive, to lead AI strategy and global regulatory efforts.
Crypto Events Cancelled as Market Downturn Meets Rising Safety Risks in France
Crypto events in France canceled as market volatility and rising safety risks reshape the industry's risk calculus.
Call of Duty & Switch 2: The Big Reveal is Nearing
Call of Duty's Nintendo Switch 2 port is confirmed, with 2026 release rumors and Nintendo Direct anticipation growing.
Brain Signal Detected Years Before Alzheimer’s Onset Offers New Early Warning
New method using MEG and beta frequency analysis may predict Alzheimer’s up to 2.5 years before symptoms appear, according to a study published in *Imaging Neuroscience*.
Lucas di Grassi: Racing the Clock on Aging and Performance
Formula E champion Lucas di Grassi examines cognitive aging in elite motorsport, balancing high-performance demands with longevity strategies.
Nvidia CEO Swats AI Doomers, Then Swears Up We’ll Have God AI One Day
Nvidia's CEO dismisses AI doomsday claims, jokes about 'God AI,' and ties gaming hardware to the AI revolution.
Steam Smashes 42M Concurrent Users as PC Gamers Suffer RAMageddon
Steam hits 42 million concurrent users as PC gamers face RAM, SSD, and GPU shortages. Explore the crisis impacting hardware accessibility.
Harmattan AI’s $1.4B Takeoff: Can It Outmaneuver Defense Titans?
Harmattan AI’s $1.4B valuation and NATO contracts raise questions about its geopolitical strategy and defense tech impact.
Mac OS 8.1 on a $60 ESP32 tablet: A retrocomputing leap that's surprisingly portable
A $60 ESP32 tablet runs Mac OS8.1, showcasing retrocomputing on portable hardware. Learn how this open-source project achieves 68040-level performance.
NASA Satellite Captures Melting of 40-Year-Old Antarctic Iceberg with Blue Meltwater Ponds
NASA's Terra satellite documents the disintegration of 40-year-old Iceberg A-23A as blue meltwater ponds spread across its surface, signaling climate-driven changes in Antarctic ice dynamics.