The open-source ecosystem is gearing up for Intel’s next-generation Panther Lake processors. Key firmware and driver patches are landing to ensure these future laptops work well with Linux from day one.
Traders are betting big that Trump Media’s recent surge is temporary. Short interest has climbed 31% to nearly 16 million shares after the company announced a $6 billion merger with Google-backed TAE Technologies.
IBM has launched its first Quantum Nighthawk processor, IBM_Miami, offering a preview with the highest coherence times in its fleet. The company is also pushing its timeline for quantum advantage and fault tolerance.
According to a new report, Apple’s M5 Vision Pro update last fall failed to boost struggling sales. The data points to a sharp cut in marketing and a weak holiday quarter for the high-end headset.
Construction on Microsoft’s new Finnish data center region hit a hurdle when an excavation incident injured a worker and damaged site vehicles. The project, known as HEL10, is part of a major cloud infrastructure expansion. Safety investigations are now underway.
A new report from Anthropic highlights a double-edged sword of workplace AI. Employees are using tools like Claude for tasks they’d normally ask colleagues about, boosting productivity but potentially eroding mentorship and collaboration. Surveys suggest many now feel they have a better relationship
Valve is shaking up the VR space with the Steam Frame, a headset built for PC gaming. With a 2026 launch, it’s packing eye-tracking for foveated streaming, a wireless adapter for PC gameplay, and controllers that work for both VR and traditional games. It’s a focused play for the Steam library.
The latest PMI data reveals a deepening slowdown in euro zone manufacturing as 2024 ended. Germany was the weakest performer, while France was a rare bright spot.
Once the king of mobile with its iconic 3310, Nokia’s failure to adapt to smartphones nearly killed it. Now, after a massive reinvention into network hardware, it’s landed a $1bn strategic investment from Nvidia for AI in telecoms. The comeback story is incredible, but the road ahead is risky.
The biggest Linux stories of 2025 weren’t just about code. They were about Valve’s influence, KDE’s desktop revolution, and Linus Torvalds losing his patience—again. Here’s what got the open-source world talking.
