HSBC is set to fully acquire Hang Seng Bank after minority shareholders overwhelmingly backed the $14 billion buyout offer. The deal, a 30% premium, is a big wager on Hong Kong’s economic resurgence.
OpenAI has officially launched ChatGPT Health, a specialized version of its AI designed to handle health queries with more care. The tool draws from medical sources and user data but is built to support, not replace, professional care. It’s currently available via a waitlist for most users outside E
The tech industry’s obsession with achieving AGI is fading fast. CEOs from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Microsoft are now publicly dismissing the term they once championed, as research suggests current AI models can’t get there.
Microsoft is reportedly planning another major round of layoffs for January 2026. Between 11,000 and 22,000 roles could be cut, primarily in Azure, Xbox, and sales. The move is linked to the company’s massive spending on AI infrastructure.
WhatsApp is rolling out three new features aimed at making group chats more organized and expressive. The update includes Member Tags for roles, Text Stickers, and customizable Event Reminders. It’s a global release following other recent platform upgrades.
Lenovo is launching a new version of its Legion Go 2 handheld PC with SteamOS preinstalled. The models, starting at $1,199 in June, pack high-end specs like an 8.8-inch OLED screen and detachable controllers. It’s a direct challenge to the convenience of the Steam Deck.
A teardown of the Google Play Store app suggests a new “Try before you buy” feature for premium games is in the works. The tool would be opt-in for developers, aiming to convert hesitant users into paying customers.
A new analysis reveals the staggering scale of non-consensual AI imagery on X, powered by its own Grok chatbot. Victims are left with few options as the platform’s moderation fails to keep up with the automated harassment.
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.
Lenovo is launching a new version of its Legion Go handheld that ships natively with SteamOS. The device, expected in June 2026, keeps the high-end Ryzen Z2 Extreme chip and 8.8″ OLED screen but starts at a hefty $1,199.
