Vivaldi’s latest browser update, version 7.8, is all about productivity with a new tab tiling system. It’s a direct move to offer more control and fewer distractions compared to AI-heavy competitors.
Desktop as a Service (DaaS) has made radical improvements, becoming a more compelling alternative to traditional VDI and PC management. The key shift is moving the infrastructure burden from your data center to the cloud provider’s.
The i3 window manager automatically tiles every window, eliminating overlap and mouse shuffling. It’s a keyboard-driven productivity boost, but requires a steep learning curve and manual configuration.
The explosive growth of AI is forcing data centers to confront a major energy dilemma. To solve it, operators are exploring a new generation of flexible, hydrogen-ready gas generators that promise reliability today and a path to low-carbon operations tomorrow.
Microsoft posted strong overall growth, but its Xbox division is struggling. Gaming revenue dropped 9%, with hardware sales down a staggering 32% year-over-year. The company doesn’t expect a near-term turnaround.
Deutsche Bank announced record fourth-quarter profits for 2025, significantly beating analyst expectations. The strong financial results come just a day after German authorities searched the bank as part of a money laundering investigation.
A new technical comparison reveals the Xbox Series S version of Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade outperforms the Nintendo Switch 2 port in key visual areas. The analysis highlights the strengths of Microsoft’s budget console and the realities of cross-platform development.
Toyota is now selling purpose-built Hilux trucks directly through its dealers in South Africa. The custom builds come with a full factory warranty and are aimed squarely at business customers. This could change the game for fleet reliability and resale value.
Samsung Electronics just posted record-breaking quarterly results, with operating profit soaring to $14.09 billion. The surge was almost entirely driven by skyrocketing demand for memory chips used in AI servers and data centers.
Malta has been chosen to host one of Europe’s 13 new AI Factory Antennas, named CALYPSO. This €10 million project will connect Maltese startups and researchers to powerful, AI-optimized supercomputing resources hosted in Greece. It’s a key part of the EU’s strategy to spread advanced AI infrastructu
