The upcoming action-adventure game Pragmata is set to be a showcase for NVIDIA’s latest graphics tech. It will launch on April 24 across all major platforms, including the rumored Nintendo Switch 2.
A recently surfaced Sony patent details an AI gaming “ghost” that could play parts of a game for a stuck player. The system would show button inputs, solve puzzles, or even offer in-game conversation. It’s a potential evolution of existing help features, but raises big questions about AI’s role in p
AMD is launching a new on-premises AI system called Helios, powered by its MI455X accelerators. Analysts say it’s a direct challenge to Nvidia, offering a 20-30% cheaper alternative for cost-conscious enterprises.
In a new interview, Anthropic President Daniela Amodei suggests the concept of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is an outdated way to think about AI’s progress. She points out that models like Claude already exceed human capability in specific tasks like coding, yet still fail at many basic hum
NVIDIA has unveiled DLSS 4.5 at CES 2026. The update includes a new AI model for sharper images and a dynamic frame generation feature targeting 4K 240Hz performance.
Optimism about AI’s impact is surging among British CFOs. A Deloitte survey found 59% now expect AI to improve their company’s performance, a big jump from 39% just a quarter earlier. Yet broader business sentiment is still stuck in negative territory.
Nvidia has detailed its next-generation Vera Rubin AI server platform, set to ship in H2 2026. The announcement includes a major new storage system for AI context data and claims of “zero downtime” maintenance for massive AI data center racks.
Johnson Controls is making a major bet on the future of data center cooling in Asia. The company plans to invest S$60 million over five years to expand its Singapore R&D hub, targeting energy-efficient solutions for AI workloads.
Google is bringing its Gemini AI to Google TV, letting you adjust settings with your voice. The features will hit select TCL devices first in the coming months. It’s part of a push to make the TV an AI hub, but some features feel more like gimmicks than genuine solutions.
In a CNBC interview, Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari pointed to AI as a key factor causing big companies to slow their hiring. He notes they are seeing “real productivity gains,” creating a low-hire, low-fire labor dynamic.
