Microsoft has detailed a series of major Windows 11 updates planned for next year focused on gaming performance. The improvements target faster load times, better efficiency for handhelds, and a more immersive experience. Key features like Advanced Shader Delivery and Auto Super Resolution are being
Australian Data Centres has acquired a long-standing Verizon data center campus in Canberra. The move adds a second operational site in the capital and is part of ADC’s national expansion plans.
In a new interview, Coreweave’s CEO addressed the company’s rocky IPO, its meme-stock-like volatility, and the controversial “circular” investments defining the AI boom. He argues they’re simply building a new kind of cloud company, and that requires unconventional tactics.
After discovering their personal data was for sale on the dark web, a writer shares the six security tools they now rely on. It’s a practical guide born from a very personal scare.
The Trump administration reversed course, allowing Nvidia to sell its H200 AI accelerators to China in exchange for a 25% cut of revenue. But Chinese officials are already restricting access to imported chips, pushing companies to use domestic alternatives from Huawei and Baidu instead.
In a surprising twist, the previous-generation iPhone 16 was the world’s best-selling smartphone in Q3 2025, not the new iPhone 17. Apple’s entire iPhone 16 lineup took the top four spots, highlighting a shift in consumer upgrade patterns.
Microsoft is facing a massive user revolt against Windows 11. The reasons are deep: a broken promise, strict hardware locks, and a future filled with AI that many users simply don’t want. The company’s Copilot strategy hinges on this upgrade, and it’s not going well.
The debate over VRAM is heating up as 2025’s games push memory limits. While 8GB might still work at 1080p, new titles and features like ray tracing are making it a tight squeeze. Here’s the real-world analysis and what to buy next.
Today’s tech briefing shows a market in correction. AI ambitions are being scaled back as companies like Microsoft and OpenAI adjust their sky-high revenue expectations. Meanwhile, a long-standing Windows security quirk gets a patch.
A new specialty glass for protecting satellite solar cells has launched in Europe. The material, designed to withstand harsh space radiation, is a key part of building a resilient supply chain for the growing constellation market.
