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A final decision on the chosen approach is expected in the second half of 2026.

DLSS 4 multiplies performance by up to 8 times using native resolution rendering as a reference.

Central U.S. banks are facing criticism from conservatives as they balance the climate demands of progressive investors.

Making decisions is challenging, especially when the future of a company like Apple is at stake. A leadership expert claims that the decisions made by Jobs and Cook are backed by neuroscience.

This subscription, initially available in the U.S. and South Korea, mirrors an existing service focused on home appliances.

Larger body size, redesigned Joy-Cons, and new release date rumors.

In the end, the key to restoring the Golden Globes' prestige lay in the films themselves.

The merger will result in one visual content powerhouse.

Japan wants nothing to do with electric cars, at least for now.

A recent study indicates that over the next 20 years, most power grids will reach decarbonization.

The new design makes Greenland bigger amid controversy over Trump’s interest.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the end of the verification program, replacing it with user notes and loosening content restrictions.

Project Digits is an “AI Mac mini” for researchers and developers. Independence is its biggest selling point.

Sony and Honda are betting on Tesla’s strategy: simple exteriors packed with advanced technology.

Google announces its AI model will let users control TVs with voice commands.

The ChatGPT moment for general robotics is almost here.

Microsoft accelerates its strategy to migrate users to Windows 11. The company is emphasizing the promise of AI as a key incentive, especially with the impending end of support for Windows 10.

During the summer, local residents discovered a specimen in the Batagaika crater, known as the “gateway to the underworld.”

The U.S. Department of Defense is keeping an eye on two major Chinese companies.

This flight will be the first time the world’s largest rocket deploys a payload and reuses an engine that has flown previously.

Although fictional, the plan highlights the Pentagon’s ability to craft detailed responses to extreme situations.

The robotic arm features precision sensors, a camera, and an LED light.