Lenovo has officially revealed a SteamOS variant of its Legion Go 2 handheld gaming PC. It’s coming in June 2026 with a starting price of $1,199, offering the same high-end hardware but with Valve’s console-like OS.
Honda is taking full control of its Ohio battery plant joint venture from LG Energy Solution in a $2.85 billion deal. The move comes as Honda and other automakers scale back EV production plans amid slowing demand. Instead, Honda is pivoting investment toward new hybrid models.
Meta has hit pause on the global rollout of its Ray-Ban Display smart glasses. The company cited overwhelming demand and limited inventory, pushing waitlists into 2026. International customers will have to keep waiting indefinitely.
Withings is integrating Abbott’s Lingo continuous glucose monitors into its ecosystem. Users will soon see their data in the Withings app and can buy the sensors directly. This partnership is a direct play for the metabolic health and “longevity” market.
Bosch has unveiled its next-generation BMI5 inertial sensor platform, boasting sub-0.5 ms latency and a built-in Edge-AI engine. It’s designed to be the motion-sensing heart of future XR systems, wearables, and robots. But what does this leap in specs actually mean for developers?
Jim Cramer’s market notes highlight Nvidia’s CES keynote announcing its Vera Rubin AI chips are in “full production.” Meanwhile, Wells Fargo got a surprising sell rating, and analysts are split on oilfield services and homebuilders.
CES 2026 is shaping up to be a major battleground for chipmakers. Nvidia announced its next-gen Vera Rubin AI systems are coming this year, while AMD and Intel fired back with their own reveals.
The UK has launched a new Government Cyber Action Plan backed by £210m, aiming to protect digital public services from rising threats. A new central Cyber Unit will coordinate defenses as services like healthcare and benefits move online, with the government eyeing £45bn in productivity gains—if it
AMD used its CES 2026 keynote to declare itself central to the AI boom, showcasing a massive new server rack and updated PC chips. Despite star power from OpenAI and the White House, the market’s reaction was muted.
Nvidia is pushing its AI tech into the physical world with new platforms for cars and robots. The first Nvidia-powered autonomous vehicle is slated for US roads as early as this quarter.
