OnePlus is taking mobile gaming to the next level with a three-chip architecture in its upcoming flagship. The Performance Tri-Chip system addresses touch response, connectivity, and raw power simultaneously. This could be the most gaming-focused phone we’ve seen from the company yet.
AMD delivered strong Q3 results that beat analyst expectations, yet the stock dropped over 5% in premarket trading. The company’s in-line margin guidance and lack of operating leverage disappointed investors who expected more. Analyst reactions were mixed despite the solid performance.
Sony just transformed the PlayStation Portal from a remote play accessory into something closer to a true handheld. The device can now stream digital PS5 games you own directly via cloud, no console required. It’s a major upgrade, though still limited to PS Plus Premium subscribers.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy is pushing his vision of the company as the “world’s largest startup” while simultaneously conducting mass layoffs. The company just announced 14,000 corporate job cuts with more expected soon.
Apple is preparing to allow alternative app stores on iPhones in Japan with iOS 26.2. The move comes ahead of a December regulatory deadline following new Japanese competition laws. This marks only the second region where Apple is opening up its ecosystem.
Armis has secured a massive $435 million pre-IPO funding round, boosting its valuation to $6.1 billion. The company is now targeting a public listing in late 2026 or early 2027, a path its CEO calls his “personal dream.”
The House of Lords Science and Technology Committee warns the UK is “bleeding to death” economically from its inability to retain science and technology companies. Their new report calls for radical reforms to visa policies, pension fund investment, and government leadership to address the crisis.
The Rust Foundation is launching a Maintainers Fund to directly pay Rust developers for their work. This comes amid concerns about high burnout rates among maintainers. However, the foundation hasn’t revealed how much money is available or who qualifies.
Mature subsea operations are caught between obsolete equipment and costly replacements. JB Valves promotes a hybrid approach that extends asset life while upgrading performance. Their plug-and-play philosophy aims to reduce downtime without massive capital projects.
Marks & Spencer’s April cyberattack will cost the retailer £136 million total, with immediate profits tumbling 55.4% to £184.1 million. The company recorded £101.6 million in charges for the first half and expects another £34 million, though insurance will cover up to £100 million of the costs.
