Arduino’s Uno Q marks the company’s first real Raspberry Pi competitor, powered by a Qualcomm SoC and featuring a unique dual-processor design. The board combines Linux computing with real-time microcontroller capabilities, but raises open-source concerns following Arduino’s Qualcomm acquisition. It
Google is escalating warnings for all Gmail users to stop using passwords entirely. With email attacks increasing 13% and millions of accounts compromised, the shift to passkeys is no longer optional for security-conscious users.
Apple is finally developing a touchscreen MacBook Pro after years of resistance. The redesigned laptop featuring OLED display and M6 chip is expected in late 2026 or early 2027, but will likely come with a significant price increase.
The PlayStation 5 has shipped 84.2 million units since its 2020 launch, with 3.9 million consoles sold in the latest quarter. Digital game sales now represent 72% of all software purchases as the platform continues to outperform previous generations.
SoftBank just reported a stunning $16.2 billion quarterly profit driven by AI investments. The Vision Fund’s massive returns signal a major shift in tech investing strategy.
Sony delivered solid Q2 results with revenue hitting $20.3 billion and PlayStation 5 sales reaching 3.9 million units. Meanwhile, OpenAI made a strategic hire from Intel to strengthen its compute infrastructure team for AGI development.
Google just hired Tyler Norris, a leading energy researcher who recently published influential work on data center power flexibility. The move comes as AI-driven electricity demand threatens to overwhelm power grids. Norris will focus on market innovations to balance AI growth with clean energy goal
Meta just introduced Omnilingual Automatic Speech Recognition covering over 1,600 languages. Meanwhile, the EU’s proposed Digital Omnibus regulations face mounting criticism for creating legal incoherence and potential AI exceptionalism. The timing couldn’t be more ironic.
AI’s relentless pursuit of efficiency is creating systems that learn from their own outputs instead of reality. Denmark is proposing groundbreaking legislation to give citizens ownership of their likeness, while experts warn about reality drift in AI systems. The philosophical roots trace back to 20
AMD continues its AI shopping spree with the acquisition of MK1, a startup founded by Neuralink veterans. The move comes as AMD reports record $9.2 billion quarterly revenue driven by AI chip demand.
