A new version of DLSS Swapper is out, letting users manually inject NVIDIA’s latest DLSS 4.5 technology into games. The update adds the new ‘L’ and ‘M’ visual presets but comes with some major caveats for performance and compatibility.
According to Computerworld, the political climate under Trump has led to severe cuts in federal science funding. This has resulted in the closure of NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center library, with plans to discard at least 85% of its physical collection. It’s a stark example of expertise under atta
Elon Musk predicts China will “far exceed the rest of the world in AI compute.” His reasoning hinges on a simple, often overlooked factor: power generation. He estimates China could have triple the US’s electricity output by 2026, which is the real bottleneck for scaling AI.
Hyundai Motor’s stock jumped nearly 15% to a record high on January 7, far outpacing the broader market. Analysts point to investor excitement over a potential expanded tie-up with Nvidia, beyond just chips.
Mobileye is making a massive $900 million move into humanoid robotics by acquiring startup Mentee Robotics. The deal, announced at CES, signals a major strategic shift for the Intel-owned automotive chip giant. But it raises big questions about focus and the viability of the humanoid robot market.
At CES, Nvidia’s CEO argued that AI-powered robots fail because they don’t understand basic physics. The company’s solution is to train them using massive numbers of simulations in its Omniverse platform before they ever touch the real world.
LG unveiled its CLOiD home robot at CES 2026, promising to handle chores like laundry and making toast. The catch? It works best locked into LG’s own appliance ecosystem. This is less about a helpful robot and more about selling you a whole smart home.
Texas is paying its outside law firm over $156 million in legal fees for its work on a landmark privacy case against Google. The fees come from the tech giant’s $1.375 billion settlement with the state. Google did not admit wrongdoing in the deal, which settled claims over data collection.
Nvidia’s CES 2026 surprise was the Vera Rubin AI platform, a data center-focused stack combining new Vera CPUs and Rubin GPUs. It promises up to five times the performance of Blackwell and uses TSMC’s 3nm node. The company is targeting mass production by early 2027.
According to a major MIT report, 95% of businesses are getting zero return on their AI investments. The real barrier isn’t the AI models themselves, but the ungoverned, chaotic data they’re built upon. Fixing this data foundation is the only path to real value.
