The long-awaited Lisuan G100 GPUs have started shipping to Chinese customers. Initial shipments are for professional “digital twin” use, but the 7G106 model is a gaming-focused card that could hit retail by early 2026.
According to the Financial Times, a survey of 10,000 desk workers found executive urgency to adopt AI has increased sevenfold in six months. Yet, two-thirds of employees aren’t using it, creating a dangerous disconnect fueled by fear, guilt, and a lack of trust.
The Edinburgh Worldwide Investment Trust saw a staggering 947% return on its SpaceX investment. Now, its decision to trim that position has ignited a fierce public dispute with its largest shareholder, activist hedge fund Saba Capital.
According to TechRadar, Xbox endured a punishing 2025 marked by major missteps. The company raised Xbox Game Pass Ultimate to $29.99 monthly, implemented two separate Xbox console price hikes, and laid off 9,000 employees across studios like Rare and Bethesda. This all happened as it continued sendi
AMD’s next-gen Zen 6 CPU architecture has appeared in a developer document. It shows a shift to an 8-wide instruction dispatch and new 512-bit vector support. This points to major performance gains for parallel and AI workloads.
LG is teasing a new home robot with two articulated arms and five-fingered hands, set to debut at CES next month. It’s a major shift from their previous models and promises to handle a wide range of household chores.
Ahead of CES 2026, Samsung has unveiled five new Odyssey gaming monitors. The headliners are a 32-inch 6K glasses-free 3D display and a model boasting a 1,040Hz refresh rate using a “Dual Mode” feature.
Filtrabit, a Finnish cleantech company, has secured a €2 million funding commitment for its next round. The company plans to use the capital to expand its industrial dust control systems into new international markets.
Japan is launching a world-first test to mine rare-earth mud from the deep seabed. The project is a direct move to secure supplies away from China’s dominance.
Nvidia has stopped a test using Intel’s advanced chip packaging technology. In a separate blow to Silicon Valley, a federal judge ruled a new $100,000 fee on H-1B visa applications can proceed.
