Phantom Blade Zero Finally Gets a September 2026 Release Date
The long-awaited action game Phantom Blade Zero now has a firm release date. Revealed at The Game Awards, it’s targeting a global launch in September 2026.
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Cloudflare Blocked 416 Billion AI Bot Requests. Google’s In Trouble.
Cloudflare has blocked over 416 billion requests from AI bots scraping the web in just the last six months. CEO Matthew Prince is now taking direct aim at Google for what he calls an abuse of power in merging its search and AI crawlers.
Windows Admin Center 2511 is out, and it’s a speed and security boost
Microsoft has launched the Windows Admin Center 2511 update, packing in performance improvements and new security tools. The release also includes a public preview for a key virtualization migration tool.
Data Center Investors Are All In, But They’re Scared Of One Thing
The biggest private equity firms are pouring money into data centers to fuel the AI boom. But behind the bullish talk, they’re all structuring deals to avoid one specific long-term gamble: lease renewal risk.
China’s New Satellite “Super Factory” Aims for 1,000 a Year
China has begun construction on a “super factory” at the Wenchang spaceport designed to manufacture up to 1,000 satellites per year. The facility integrates assembly, testing, and launch preparation to create a faster pipeline to orbit. This move is part of a broader national push to modernize indus
Adobe Just Put Photoshop Inside ChatGPT
Adobe has launched specialized versions of its creative apps directly within ChatGPT. You can now ask the AI to edit photos or make PDFs for free. The integration is live on desktop, web, and iOS, with more Android support on the way.
Starling Bank Wants to Buy a Bigger Lender. Here’s Why.
The UK digital bank Starling is reportedly considering a major acquisition to overhaul its business. It needs to find more profitable uses for its £12 billion in customer deposits, and buying another lender seems like the fastest path.
Samsung’s New Heat Trick Could Cool Down Apple and Qualcomm
Samsung’s Exynos 2600 uses a copper Heat Pass Block to run 30% cooler. According to a report, Samsung Foundry may now offer that packaging tech to rivals like Apple and Qualcomm, who have their own overheating issues.
Apple’s First Foldable iPhone: Samsung to Make 11 Million Screens
Apple is finally entering the foldable phone market, and it’s going big. According to a new report, Samsung Display is preparing to make enough screens for up to 11 million units of the so-called iPhone Fold, launching in late 2026.
Google DeepMind is building an AI robot lab in the UK
Google DeepMind is launching its first “automated research lab” in the UK next year. The facility will use AI and robotics to run experiments, primarily targeting breakthroughs in superconductor and semiconductor materials.