Logitech appears ready to launch the G325 LIGHTSPEED wireless gaming headset. The leak points to a lightweight, dual-wireless design with a major focus on AI-powered microphone noise cancellation for cleaner voice chat.
A new iOS 26.3 feature limits what cellular networks know about your location, but it only works on iPhones with Apple’s own modem. This isn’t just about privacy—it’s a sign of Apple’s long-term strategy to control its hardware from top to bottom.
Gigabyte has unveiled a new 27-inch OLED gaming monitor aimed at enthusiasts. The GO27Q24G uses LG’s latest MLA+ technology to push HDR brightness higher and features a unique glossy coating for deeper blacks.
Apple has announced the long-awaited AirTag 2, its first update to the tracker in nearly five years. It keeps the $29 price but adds a new Ultra Wideband chip, a 50% louder speaker, and expanded Bluetooth range.
Microsoft just announced its second-generation Maia 200 AI chip, built for cloud inference. The company claims it’s 30% more performant than alternatives at the same price and will be used by its own AI teams and services, with wider customer availability planned.
Axiomtek has launched the AIM101, a fanless industrial computer designed for AI at the edge. It’s powered by an Intel Quad-core N150 processor and supports optional M.2 AI accelerator cards from vendors like Axelera and Hailo. The system is built for rugged, remote deployments with wide power input
Stocks opened with modest gains on Monday morning. All eyes are on a massive week of corporate earnings from major tech companies and the latest interest rate decision from the Federal Reserve.
According to testing, Intel’s latest Core Ultra X9 388H chip scored 1285 in Cinebench 24 multi-core, beating the M5’s 922. But with the M5 Pro and Max expected imminently, this lead is purely symbolic.
MediaTek’s stock is on a historic tear, jumping 19% over two sessions to an all-time high. The rally is fueled by its partnership with Google to develop tensor processing units (TPUs) for AI, positioning it as an alternative to TSMC for some investors.
High-performance edge computing startup Odinn unveiled a shockingly dense portable server at CES. The Omnia system fits up to four Nvidia H200 GPUs and a petabyte of storage into a case the size of airline carry-on luggage.
