Samsung has kicked off the One UI 8.5 beta program, starting with the Galaxy S25 series. The update introduces a new “Now Brief” YouTube card, and the beta may soon expand to more devices.
A bipartisan commission warns China is closing in on dominating biotechnology, putting US health and national security at risk. The solution, argues former ambassador Gary Locke, isn’t just more funding—it’s fixing a broken patent system that’s stifling American innovation.
AMD has released the ROCm 7.10 developer preview, marking a significant step in its open-source compute platform. The update finally adds official support for the new Ryzen AI 300 “Strix Point” APUs and restores several older Instinct accelerators.
A new approach called P4 programming is letting companies redefine network hardware on the fly. It’s catching transaction delays traditional monitoring misses and moving security directly into servers.
Epic Games is making the acclaimed action-platformer Dead Cells free to download for a limited time on its iOS storefront. The catch? This promotion and the store itself are currently only available to users within the European Union.
A new PYMNTS Intelligence report reveals a growing chasm in B2B embedded finance. While two-thirds of billion-dollar firms see direct revenue increases, one in four smaller platforms still lacks a single embedded capability.
Merchants are losing an estimated $50 billion to wrongly declined orders. A new report details how fragmented fraud tools are creating friction and failure, pushing the industry toward unified “fraud orchestration” platforms to fight back.
Google is finally giving its highest-paying AI customers a reason to subscribe. NotebookLM, its AI research assistant, now offers exclusive, massively expanded limits for users on the $200-per-month AI Ultra plan.
A coalition of state attorneys general has issued a stark warning to major AI companies. They say the era of reckless innovation is over when it comes to AI’s impact on mental health, particularly for children. The policy letter demands immediate action and hints at legal consequences.
President Trump has signed an executive order creating a federal task force to sue states over their AI laws. The move seeks to establish a single national framework, arguing state rules hinder innovation.
