At Nvidia, compute already costs more than employees. The rest of corporate America is catching up

A Samsung factory strike may push DRAM and NAND prices even higher

Amazon customer buys Pragmata for Switch 2, receives fake card that damages console

Peter Molyneux's $50 million NFT game left most players with heavy losses

Winners & losers: Peter Molyneux's play-to-earn blockchain game Legacy launched in 2023 and has long since gone offline. His studio, 22cans, is now focused on Masters of Albion. But while Legacy brought in more than $50 million for the studio two years before it even launched, a new report suggests that virtually no players turned a profit, and many suffered staggering losses.

AI coding agent running Claude wiped a startup's database (and its backups) in 9 seconds

Humanoid robots are coming to Japanese airports to help with luggage

In brief: It's not just the factory floor where humanoid robots are starting to appear next to flesh-and-blood employees. Air travelers in Japan will soon see the machines moving luggage and cargo – a response to the country's labor shortage and booming tourism.

Which tech company invented work-from-home, then killed it?

Microsoft's "Windows K2" plan promises a faster Start menu, instant search, and fewer botched updates

Denuvo may have reached the end as every protected PC game is now crackable

The takeaway: The PC piracy scene appears to have reached a milestone many once thought unlikely: Denuvo, long regarded as one of the most formidable DRM and anti-tamper systems in gaming, has effectively been defeated. With hypervisor bypasses emerging as the latest breakthrough, there is now no known PC game protected by Denuvo that cannot be obtained for free through either a crack or a functional bypass.

AMD's $900 Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 is selling despite mixed value arguments

Super ZSNES is a GPU-powered SNES emulator that supports per-game enhancements

BleachBit 6.0 updates the free PC cleaner with smarter browser cleanup

Steam Controller reviews are in: $99 price tag and dual trackpad design confirmed

First look: Full reviews for Valve's Steam Controller are now live. Critics broadly praise the hardware, including drift-resistant TMR sticks, rear grip buttons, Steam Input customization, and a more refined take on the dual-trackpad concept that defined the original controller. Several reviewers also point to tight integration with the broader Steam ecosystem as one of the controller's biggest strengths.

Former boss Shuhei Yoshida thinks day-one PlayStation launches on PC would be a mistake

In context: Shuhei Yoshida spent nearly four decades at Sony, from 1986 until his retirement in 2025. The executive was also part of the original PlayStation team since 1993, which means he knows a thing or two about how you run a successful video game business.

Tesla moves Cybercab from concept to factory floor, but lowers expectations for robotaxis

Startup unveils benchtop metal 3D printer that brings industrial tech below $10,000

China blocks Meta's $2 billion Manus deal over national security concerns

The 2026 Polestar 4 has no rear window, and that is the point

First look: The 2026 Polestar 4 removes a feature that has defined automotive design for more than a century: the rear window. In its place, the vehicle uses cameras and sensors to provide rearward visibility, a move that is dividing opinion.

Stolen Apple Mac mini resurfaces on Facebook Marketplace as thief posts serial number and license plate

Apple set to overtake Dell as MacBook shipments rise against market decline

Repair shop discovers near-perfect fake RTX 4090 with laser-etched VRAM and GPU core

ASML plans to build at least 60 EUV machines this year as AI chip demand surges