The Lenovo Legion 9i Gen 10 packs a stunning 18-inch display and desktop-level power from an Intel Core Ultra 9 and RTX 5080. However, its short battery life and nearly 8-pound weight make it a hard sell for anyone who needs to move it.
Microsoft’s big December 2025 update for Windows 11, KB5072033, is now mandatory and includes a crucial fix for AMD graphics card crashes. The patch addresses “GPU hang” and driver failure issues that plagued titles like *Battlefield 6* and *Call of Duty: Black Ops 7*, particularly for users with th
The Trump administration has agreed to let Nvidia sell its H200 AI chips to approved customers in China. The deal includes a 25% U.S. cut of sales and a mandatory security review. The move follows intense lobbying by Nvidia and its allies.
John Romero’s next game, canceled earlier this year in Xbox layoffs, has been saved by a new publisher. The DOOM creator says the redesigned shooter offers an experience he compares to playing Elden Ring for the first time.
The Adani Group is making a major move into India’s data center market with a new 48MW facility. The conglomerate plans to invest Rs 2,500 crore ($280 million) in the project located in the southern state of Telangana.
Adobe is integrating features from its core creative and document apps into OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Users can now ask the chatbot to edit images, modify PDFs, or design graphics. This move deepens Adobe’s AI bet but also creates new competitive dynamics.
A quiet White House executive order in August is opening private equity to everyday retirement savers. Experts argue this “democratization” exposes the industry to massive new legal risks from retail investors who won’t tolerate its opaque practices.
Zillow faced criticism last month for deleting climate risk data from its home listings. The move highlights a brutal truth: even our best models for floods and fires are wildly inconsistent.
Databricks CEO Ali Ghodsi believes his company has a shot at a $1 trillion valuation. His plan hinges on three new growth vectors: capturing the transactional database market, riding the wave of AI-powered coding, and building a platform for enterprise AI agents.
Google is updating how its web version handles RAW photos. You can now choose to edit them in-app, which converts them to JPEG, or download the original file for use in third-party editors. This follows signs of similar mobile changes discovered last fall.
