Intel identifies five major issues that affected Arrow Lake CPU launch performance
Finally, an accounting of what went wrong
Sony raises stake in FromSoftware's parent company Kadokawa to 10%, but no takeover plans for now
FromSoftware games won't be PlayStation exclusives, at least not yet
PlayStation 5 Pro is selling well so far, despite the premium price tag
Early adopters are buying in, but the future is still uncertain
Amazon workers strike at seven US sites during year's busiest period
"These greedy executives had every chance to show decency and respect"
Huawei's 44% growth pushes it past Apple in wearables market share
The Apple Watch remains the best-selling smartwatch in the world
LG's transparent, wireless OLED TV is now available for $59,999
Amazing tech with a price to match
Ex-Nuvia founder claims Qualcomm chips use minimal Arm tech in high-stakes trial
"One percent or less," was his answer
Nissan shares jump nearly 24% following reports of Honda merger talks
Honda claims nothing has been decided yet
Supreme Court quashes Big Telecom's attempt to avoid New York State's low-income price regulation
Law mandates affordable internet plans for low-income households, capping rates at $15 and $20
Amazon delays full-time return to office for some workers due to lack of space
Some employees will keep hybrid arrangements for a few more months
Samsung flagship 8K projector receives industry-first certification
It's still not available to purchase
EU strikes €10.6 billion deal to launch homegrown Starlink competitor by 2030
290 satellites will beam down Internet to Europeans by the end of this decade
Why it matters: After two years of negotiations with the private sector, the European Union has signed a deal to develop and operate a homegrown alternative to satellite Internet connectivity solutions like Elon Musk's Starlink and Amazon's Project Kuiper. While smaller in scale, the IRIS² constellation is expected to spark a competitive web of suppliers for space technologies in Europe.
Arm-Qualcomm trial kicks off this week over licensing rights and chip tech
Major implications on the line following the shocking license cancelation
HDMI 2.2 to be unveiled at CES, offering higher bandwidth, resolutions, and refresh rates
Possibly supported by Nvidia and AMD next-gen graphics cards
Something to look forward to: CES is just a few weeks away, and it turns out that one of the many new tech products on show will be the new HDMI 2.2 standard. The next version of HDMI will offer increased bandwidth, supporting a wide range of higher resolutions and refresh rates, though you might need a new cable. The new standard could also be supported in the next generation of graphics cards from Nvidia and AMD.
Meta aligns with Musk to challenge OpenAI's shift to for-profit status
Meta petitions California AG against OpenAI wanting to go for-profit
Intel claims retailers are facing high return rates for Snapdragon PCs, Qualcomm denies it
Undeterred, Qualcomm believes Arm-based processors could power about 50% of client PCs in the coming years
The Game Awards 2024 wrap up: the best trailers, announcements, and the winners
Astro Bot took away the most awards and nominations, including Best Game of the Year
Nvidia, AMD, and Intel invest in Ayar Labs to enable futuristic light-based chips
Ultra-low latency and crazy efficiency
TSMC founder says Intel was wrong to pursue the foundry model
Designing hardware and software for AI could have been more lucrative, Morris Chang believes
Elon Musk's wealth skyrockets, becomes first person to surpass $400 billion
Musk is almost as wealthy as the world's second- and third-richest people combined
Judge orders WordPress parent company to stop blocking WP Engine
Fight over WordPress licensing profits intensifies
GM moves away from the robotaxi business axing Cruise
Automaker restructures, possibly buying out the rest of Cruise LLC to merge with driver-assistance division
TSMC posts 34% revenue jump in November, riding high on AI demand
Another blistering growth year for TSMC's revenue
Time names AMD boss Lisa Su the CEO of the year
A stark contrast to Pat Gelsinger's fortunes