Intel has unveiled full details for its next-gen Panther Lake laptop CPUs, promising major performance and efficiency leaps. Devices ship in late January 2026, but the chipmaker’s ambitious claims still need to be tested outside of a keynote.
Italy’s antitrust authority has ended its probe into the AI system DeepSeek. The case closed after the company agreed to binding commitments to improve warnings about AI “hallucinations.”
According to a report, Boston Dynamics is training its Atlas humanoid robot to perform warehouse tasks for Hyundai. The company’s CEO acknowledges this technology will likely replace humans in certain repetitive jobs.
A new remote access service called StarDesk is launching with a focus on low-latency performance for gaming and work. Its core pitch is a multi-layered security model with true end-to-end encryption. The service aims to connect any device while keeping session content private from the company itself
A new California law called DROP is changing the game for data privacy. It allows residents to file a single request to delete their information from hundreds of data brokers, fixing a major flaw in the previous system.
A company called Space Forge says it has successfully created plasma on its ForgeStar-1 satellite in orbit. This is a critical first step toward manufacturing a new class of high-performance semiconductor materials in the unique environment of space.
AMD is set to kick off 2026 with a major keynote at CES. CEO Lisa Su will take the stage on January 5 to reveal new AI-focused Ryzen processors, likely including the rumored Gorgon Point chips.
Desktop Linux has improved dramatically, but it’s not for everyone. From software compatibility to official support, there are still significant hurdles for the average user. Here’s a critical look at the downsides.
Motorola is reportedly planning a direct challenge to Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold series with a new book-style foldable called the Razr Fold. Internal slides point to a late 2026 launch, promising brilliant displays, AI, and an advanced camera. This sets up a major showdown in the high-end foldable mark
BYD has become the world’s largest seller of battery electric vehicles, a title long held by Tesla. The shift comes as BYD’s sales grew 28% in 2025 while Tesla’s annual deliveries dropped by over 8%.
