Lenovo is launching a new version of its Legion Go 2 handheld PC with SteamOS pre-installed. The move addresses a major pain point for users and follows the success of its smaller Legion Go S model.
Baratunde Cola’s company, Carbice, is scaling up production of its carbon nanotube cooling interface. The tech, funded by a $20 million DARPA grant and a $20M Series A, could replace unreliable thermal paste in servers and GPUs.
Microsoft is buying agentic AI startup Osmos to boost its Fabric data platform. The goal is to let AI handle the tedious work of preparing data, freeing up teams for actual analysis. The Osmos team will join Microsoft’s Fabric group immediately.
Nvidia has unveiled its next-generation Vera Rubin AI computing platform. It promises to dramatically cut the cost of running AI while accelerating the training of complex models. Systems are expected to hit the market in late 2026.
Viral beauty brand Fazit is skipping the traditional job board to hunt for a Director of Partnerships. Co-founder Aliett Buttelman is using a controversial “gorilla hiring” strategy on LinkedIn. The post has already sparked nearly 900 reactions.
A new social engineering campaign is targeting European hotels. Staff are tricked by fake Booking.com emails that show a bogus Blue Screen of Death, leading them to install malware themselves. The attack bypasses many automated security controls.
The highly anticipated release of the Heavyweight Savage raid in Final Fantasy XIV has been hit with crippling DDoS attacks. North American servers are facing severe outages, throwing the competitive world-first race into chaos while other regions play on normally.
AWS is raising prices for its EC2 Capacity Blocks, a service that guarantees access to scarce Nvidia GPUs. The price for a p5en.48xlarge instance jumped from $36.184 to $41.612 in most regions, with even steeper hikes in Northern California. Analysts say it’s a classic case of applying a “scarcity p
Belgium’s startup ecosystem is maturing fast, with a new crop of companies tackling global challenges. The focus is squarely on deep tech, biotech, and climate solutions, backed by serious funding rounds.
Geopolitics, U.S. elections, and central bank policy will dominate markets in 2026. Analysts warn the AI-driven rally in tech shares is showing cracks, with a potential correction looming.
