Nintendo is doubling down on film and visual media following The Super Mario Bros. Movie’s success. President Shuntaro Furukawa calls movies “very well-suited” to Nintendo games, while Shigeru Miyamoto reveals the company’s experimental approach through Nintendo Pictures. The Legend of Zelda live-ac
Google and Epic Games have reached a comprehensive settlement in their long-running antitrust battle. The deal could fundamentally change how Android handles app stores and payments. This marks a significant victory for Epic in its campaign against app store dominance.
Bechtel is teaming up with Doral Renewables to build a major solar and storage facility in Texas. The Cold Creek project will feature 430 MW of solar generation and 340 MWh of battery storage. Construction is expected to create over 500 jobs with commercial operation starting in 2028.
The third browser war is heating up as AI companies realize browsers hold the keys to your digital life. Everyone from OpenAI to Perplexity is building AI-first browsers, but the privacy implications are staggering. This could change everything about how we use the internet.
GE Aerospace and Shield AI are collaborating on propulsion for the X-BAT autonomous fighter program. The partnership will use GE’s F110 engine with vectoring exhaust nozzle for vertical takeoff and landing capabilities.
Atari is expanding its anniversary collection with The Namco Legendary Pack on November 13. The $8 DLC brings Pac-Man, Galaga, and other classics to modern platforms through a new interactive timeline.
Nintendo’s Switch 2 has sold over 10 million units in its first three months, making it the fastest-selling console launch ever. The company is shifting development focus to the new platform while expanding its movie universe beyond Mario and Zelda.
Google is looking for someone to lead research into “post-AGI economics” and build simulations of future economic scenarios. The role would explore how radical abundance might transform capitalism itself. This comes as Anthropic also advertises similar economic research positions.
Google has reached a settlement with Epic Games that dramatically changes Android’s app store rules. The deal lowers fees and allows alternative payment options, marking a significant shift from Apple’s more restrictive approach.
Google’s blockbuster $32 billion acquisition of cybersecurity firm Wiz has cleared its DOJ review but won’t finalize until 2026. The deal faces ongoing regulatory scrutiny in other jurisdictions, with a massive $3.2 billion breakup fee potentially at stake if the acquisition ultimately fails.
