id Software, the legendary developer of Doom, has voted to form a union that includes every employee. The move comes with Microsoft’s recognition and follows 18 months of organizing efforts by the staff.
Apple has released tvOS 26.2, a notable update that changes how profiles work. Now, you can create profiles for guests or kids without needing an Apple ID, and set age-based content restrictions.
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan’s extensive personal investments in chip startups are colliding with his corporate duties. The situation came to a head in a failed, conflicted bid to acquire AI startup Rivos, which ultimately sold to Meta for around $4 billion.
President Trump signed an executive order directing federal agencies to challenge state AI laws, arguing for a single national framework. But legal experts and startups say it will create prolonged uncertainty and legal battles, leaving young companies in limbo.
Intel is running early qualification tests on wet etch systems from ACM Research for its future 14A chipmaking process. The move is politically sensitive because ACM has major operations in China. Volume production for the 14A node is scheduled for 2027.
Stanford professor and AI pioneer Fei-Fei Li says she cares less about a candidate’s degree and more about their ability to “superpower” themselves with new AI tools. This reflects a broader industry trend where skills and adaptability are overtaking traditional credentials in tech hiring.
Years before the Apple I or the Homebrew Computer Club, a group of New Jersey teenagers were already living the future of personal computing. With a mentor, a barn full of old computers, and a lot of curiosity, the RESISTORS pioneered a culture of hands-on tech exploration that launched careers and
In a lawsuit filed with Australia’s High Court, Reddit is challenging a new law that bans children under 16 from social media. The company argues the law is flawed and that Reddit itself doesn’t even qualify as a social media service.
Huawei has unveiled its most advanced domestic chip yet, the Kirin 9030, built on SMIC’s updated 7nm process. Meanwhile, OpenAI announced the launch of its GPT-5.2 model series, targeting complex professional tasks.
Oracle’s Q2 earnings revealed a massive paradox: AI demand is through the roof, but the stock tanked. The company added $68 billion to its backlog in a single quarter, yet couldn’t convert it to revenue fast enough for Wall Street. The bottleneck has shifted from sales to concrete and power.
