Sony has officially launched cloud streaming for PS5 games on the PlayStation Portal remote player. The feature requires a PlayStation Plus Premium membership and includes thousands of supported titles.
While TikTok gets a temporary pass, the US government is pushing forward with bans against Chinese drone maker DJI and router company TP-Link. New FCC authority makes it easier to block tech deemed national security threats, with American companies poised to benefit.
Ripple just raised $500 million from traditional finance giants including Citadel Securities and Fortress Investment Group. The funding values the stablecoin company at a massive $40 billion, putting it ahead of rival Circle. This signals Wall Street’s growing appetite for crypto infrastructure.
Nintendo’s latest earnings report reveals the Switch 2 has officially sold 10.36 million units as of September 30th. The console’s rapid start puts it within striking distance of the Wii U’s lifetime sales in just four months.
Google’s AI Mode is evolving beyond simple search to handle complex real-world tasks. The system can now autonomously book tickets, schedule appointments, and make restaurant reservations for users in the US who’ve opted into Search Labs.
Dragos Gavrilut manages a massive team developing ML for threat detection. He’s also an associate professor, bridging academia and enterprise security.
Apple might be preparing to launch Apple Creator Studio, based on code found in the iOS 26.2 beta. The mysterious reference could point to a subscription bundle of pro apps like Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro. This would position Apple to compete directly with Adobe’s $69.99/month Creative Cloud.
Former Datadog executives Gabriel-James Safar and Sébastien Deprez have secured $10 million in seed funding for their new observability startup Tsuga. The Paris-based company is taking on their former employer with a “bring your own cloud” approach to monitoring enterprise software.
Amazon has slashed the price of Lenovo’s ThinkPad E16 G2 from $1,299 to just $899. This isn’t a refurbished unit – you’re getting a brand-new laptop with premium specs including a Ryzen 7 processor, 32GB DDR5 RAM, and 1TB SSD. At this price, it’s competing with mid-range consumer laptops while offer
AMD just reported a blockbuster quarter with revenues surging 36% to $9.2 billion. The chipmaker’s strategic pivot to data center and AI is clearly working, even if Wall Street expected slightly more.
