Linux has officially crossed the 3% threshold on Steam’s hardware survey, hitting 3.05% in the latest data. That’s up from exactly 2% back in October 2024, representing roughly a 50% jump in market share over the past year. The timing coincides with Windows 11’s controversial Recall feature announce
Apple’s Live Translation feature for AirPods, delayed due to Digital Markets Act compliance issues, is now scheduled to reach European Union users by the end of 2025. The feature will require iOS 26.2 and specific hardware including iPhone 15 Pro or newer and AirPods Pro 2 or AirPods 4 with ANC.
Kroger is betting big on store-based fulfillment over automated centers. Their expanded Uber partnership covers nearly all locations and includes loyalty program crossovers. It’s a major shift in e-commerce strategy.
More than six years after the Ethiopia crash, Boeing faces its first civil trial over the disaster. The company has accepted responsibility but hasn’t settled with all families. Now a jury will decide compensation amounts.
A major new survey reveals businesses are pouring money into AI but hitting walls when trying to scale. Infrastructure issues and geopolitical pressures are creating a perfect storm of complexity that’s delaying innovation across the board.
As 400 million PCs lose Windows 10 support, users are turning to tools like Flyoobe to bypass Windows 11 requirements. But scammers are now distributing fake versions that could damage your computer. The developer warns to only download from official sources.
Qida has raised Spain’s largest ever eldercare funding round at €37 million. The Barcelona-based startup plans to quadruple its reach and revenue by 2027 while transforming home care for seniors.
A new approach to AI called “swarming” uses networks of smaller models running on personal computers instead of massive data centers. Startup Fortytwo claims this method outperforms giants like GPT-5 and Claude Opus in reasoning tests. The same concept is being applied to robotics for everything fro
Amazon is building its first wholly-owned subsea internet cable called Fastnet, connecting Maryland to Ireland. The cable will handle over 320 terabits per second when it becomes operational in 2028. This marks a strategic shift from Amazon’s previous consortium-based cable investments.
The House of Lords space committee has issued a stark warning about the UK’s position in the global space economy. Their report calls for urgent government action to prevent the country from losing its competitive edge in this rapidly growing sector.
