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Garmin’s Paid SOS Features Make Apple Look Generous in a Life-or-Death Moment
Garmin Cuts Satellite Emergency Pricing, But Apple Still Makes It Look Expensive Garmin has made an important change to its satellite communication pricing, and for many smartwatch owners, it could make emergency access more affordable. However, the update may not go far enough to avoid criticism, especially as Apple continues to offer satellite emergency features…
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Delta Electronics Bets on 800V HVDC as AI Data Center Racks Approach Megawatt Power Demands
Delta Electronics says the rapid growth of AI data centers is pushing traditional power systems toward a major breaking point. As next-generation AI server racks move closer to megawatt-level power demand, the company believes existing AC-DC power architectures may struggle to keep up within the next one to two years. The warning comes as artificial…
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Team17 Announces Fresh Layoffs Amid Company Restructuring
Team17 Confirms Layoffs in Marketing and Communications Team Team17, the well-known video game publisher behind popular titles including Worms, Overcooked, Dredge, and Hell Let Loose, has confirmed a small round of layoffs within its marketing and communications department. The company recently carried out an internal review of its business structure, which led to changes in…
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Broadcom Sees Strong Q3 Ahead as AI Sales Outlook Falls Short of Lofty Hopes
Broadcom Shares Slide Despite Record Q2 Revenue as AI Chip Outlook Disappoints Investors Broadcom delivered a record-breaking second quarter and issued a stronger forecast for the current quarter, but investors focused on one key area that did not meet Wall Street’s high expectations: artificial intelligence semiconductor sales. The chipmaker reported its highest-ever quarterly revenue, reflecting…
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Microsoft Unveils MAI-Thinking-1, Its Homegrown Bid to Compete in Advanced AI Reasoning
Microsoft Unveils MAI-Thinking-1, Its First In-House Advanced Reasoning AI Model Microsoft is making a major move in the fast-growing AI race with the launch of MAI-Thinking-1, its first advanced reasoning model built entirely in-house from the ground up. The model is part of a broader lineup of seven new Microsoft AI models designed to handle…
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Surface Laptop 8 Leak Unpacks Snapdragon X2 Power, Fresh Colors, Specs, and Launch Timeline
Surface Laptop 8 leak reveals Snapdragon X2 power, new Jade color, OLED upgrade, and June 16 launch Microsoft’s next consumer-focused Surface Laptop refresh is shaping up to be one of the most important updates to the lineup in years. A detailed leak claims the Surface Laptop 8 will launch on June 16, 2026, bringing Qualcomm’s…
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Amazon Takes Charge of 007 First Light Sequel as Bond Game Future Looks Uncertain
Amazon’s James Bond Game Control Raises Questions About a 007 First Light Sequel The future of James Bond in gaming suddenly looks more complicated. After 007 First Light reportedly earned strong early attention, positive reception, and solid commercial momentum, many players expected IO Interactive to continue building a long-running Bond game series. Now, Amazon’s growing…
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800VDC Poised to Transform Data Center Power as Rules and Supply Chains Struggle to Keep Up
800VDC Power Could Redefine the Future of AI Data Centers Data center power infrastructure may be on the edge of one of its biggest shifts in years as artificial intelligence workloads push hardware demands to new extremes. With next-generation GPU racks moving toward power densities of around 600 kW, traditional power distribution designs are facing…
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Polaroid Go Gen 3 Debuts as a Pocket-Sized Instant Camera in Five Vibrant Colors
Polaroid Go Gen 3 Debuts as a Tiny Instant Camera Made for Screen-Free Summer Memories Polaroid has introduced the Go Gen 3, the latest version of its ultra-compact instant camera designed for anyone who wants a fun, simple, and screen-free way to capture everyday moments. Marketed as the world’s smallest instant camera, the new model…
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Asus Unveils Speedy Color E-Paper Touchscreen at Computex
Asus quietly reveals a fast 13-inch color e-paper display at Computex 2026 Asus had more than just high-profile laptops and AI PCs on display at Computex 2026. Tucked away from the biggest announcements was one of the company’s more unusual and potentially useful new devices: a 13.3-inch color e-paper touchscreen display called the MP13UC. This…
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