AMD is finally moving its decade-old GCN 1.0 GPUs to the modern AMDGPU driver by default. The Linux 6.19 kernel will bring these ancient graphics cards into the current driver ecosystem with full analog video connector support. It’s a surprising but welcome move for hardware that many assumed was ab
A former Microsoft programmer who helped develop Windows Task Manager says the operating system “sucks” due to privacy violations, forced Microsoft accounts, and constant marketing. His critique comes as Microsoft pushes its “agentic OS” vision that users are overwhelmingly rejecting.
Ubisoft has taken the unusual step of halting trading of its shares on Euronext and delaying its half-year earnings report. The company requested the trading suspension from November 14 until it publishes results “in the coming days.” This move comes amid ongoing challenges for the French gaming gia
Apple has rolled out new firmware updates for AirPods Pro 3 and AirPods Pro 2 models. The updates come as iOS 26.2 is in development with a public launch expected next month. As usual, Apple provides minimal details about what these background updates actually fix.
Guerilla Games is working on two distinct Horizon multiplayer games simultaneously. While the NCSoft MMORPG Horizon Steel Frontiers targets PC and mobile, another multiplayer project remains in development at Guerilla itself. This suggests Sony is heavily investing in expanding the Horizon franchise
Pennsylvania’s new budget dramatically cuts cyber charter school funding while implementing stricter accountability measures. The changes come after years of pressure from school districts and critical audits revealing massive taxpayer fund stockpiling.
AMD now commands about 40% of the server CPU market and has doubled its new Epyc customer acquisitions year-over-year. The company revealed that over 60% of Fortune 100 companies use AMD products, with enterprise adoption growing quarterly. Looking ahead, AMD confirmed Zen 6 processors built on 2nm
Despite promising to exit Russia three years ago and facing fresh US sanctions in January 2025, Houston-based SLB continues transferring proprietary oilfield technology to Russian manufacturers. Documents show the company was still sharing engineering designs for critical drilling equipment as recen
Consumer and tech advocacy groups are urging the Supreme Court to reinstate former FTC Commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter after her controversial firing. The case challenges a 90-year-old legal precedent that protects independent agencies from political interference. Oral arguments begin December
Mozilla is developing an AI Window feature for Firefox that will serve as an intelligent, user-controlled space. The company positions this as a different approach from competitors who keep users in conversational loops. Users can join a waitlist for updates on the new feature.
