NVIDIA has officially launched its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service as a native Linux application. It’s packaged as a Flatpak, giving desktop Linux users direct access to a library of over 4,500 streamable games. However, official support is currently limited to Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and x86_64 systems.
China has cleared sales of Nvidia’s H200 AI chips to its domestic tech giants. This move forces a dual-track deployment strategy, prioritizing foreign chips for core training while using domestic ones for inference.
The insatiable energy appetite of artificial intelligence is pushing tech companies toward an unexpected power source: new nuclear reactors. A recent roundtable highlights why next-generation nuclear plants are back on the table as a critical infrastructure bet.
Microsoft used Data Privacy Day to double down on its commitment to user privacy, especially for AI tools like Copilot. This comes as the company reports a 16.7% revenue increase despite a 10% stock drop from heavy AI spending.
Hanno Renner, co-founder and CEO of Personio, sat down with the EU-Startups Podcast to discuss the company’s ten-year journey. He covers the shift from survival to scale, leadership lessons from sailing, and the company’s massive $724 million in funding.
According to a new analysis, AI investment has delivered a significant wealth boost, but it’s supercharging a “K-shaped” economic split. The top 0.1% have seen their wealth grow 281% since 2010, while gains for lower earners are still years off. This divergence is expected to last for at least anoth
Tesla is making a historic pivot from electric vehicles to AI and robotics. This comes as the company reports its first-ever annual revenue decline and faces intense competition from BYD.
Microsoft confirms its January 2026 security update, KB5074109, is crashing some commercial PCs with an UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME error. The company is working on a partial fix, but it won’t repair devices that are already unbootable.
The Cisco 360 Partner Program, first unveiled in October 2024, is now live. It’s a complete reimagining of the partner framework, built after thousands of hours of partner feedback. The focus is squarely on AI, simplicity, and helping customers find the right expertise.
The mood at Davos is a study in contrasts. While a PwC survey shows only 30% of CEOs are confident about revenue growth, conversations on the ground reveal a more bullish, AI-focused optimism.
