Oppo’s Reno15 series is shaping up with some serious specs. The device just hit Geekbench revealing MediaTek’s Dimensity 8450 and 16GB RAM configuration. It’s running Android 16 with ColorOS 16 right out of the box.
Microsoft has rolled out voice support for its Copilot mobile app, letting users speak to the AI assistant instead of typing. The feature is available now on iOS and Android for Copilot license holders, with plans to expand to all users soon.
The Wild linker written in Rust has hit version 0.7 with significant performance improvements. Meanwhile, Tellusim has open-sourced its Core SDK for graphics and compute applications. Both projects represent interesting developments in the high-performance computing space.
The three cloud hyperscalers saw their combined revenue hit $79 billion last quarter. AI capabilities embedded across Azure, AWS and Google Cloud are fueling this unprecedented growth.
Kubernetes adoption is booming, but so is the complexity of managing containers across hybrid environments. Nutanix’s NKP platform promises to simplify enterprise Kubernetes deployments while acknowledging that VMs aren’t going anywhere.
Apple’s reversal on Slide Over in iPadOS 26.1 reveals deeper issues with the company’s tablet vision. The feature’s return shows user feedback can still shape platform direction, but raises questions about iPadOS’s multitasking identity.
Cisco’s new Unified Edge platform represents a fundamental shift in edge computing strategy. By integrating servers, networking, and management into compact, serviceable hardware, they’re targeting a massive distributed enterprise opportunity.
OpenAI’s $38 billion agreement with Amazon Web Services represents more than just cloud capacity—it’s a strategic shift that could reshape the entire AI ecosystem. The deal highlights the escalating infrastructure demands of advanced AI systems and signals new competitive dynamics in the cloud marke
The PC component market shows troubling signs of regression as key parts decline in quality and value. Budget builders face new challenges with disappearing stock coolers, VRAM-starved GPUs, and downgraded power supplies.
The first mini PC powered by China’s homegrown Cixin P1 Arm processor has arrived with workstation features and AI acceleration. This could reshape the global computing landscape beyond smartphones and servers.
