Tesla shuts down Dojo supercomputer project, will focus on new AI chip development

HBO Max plans stricter enforcement on password sharing

Roblox open-sources AI tool to detect child endangerment risks online

Diabetes patient produces own insulin after gene-edited cell transplant – without anti-rejection drugs

Silicon Motion sets the stage for PCIe 6.0 SSDs with Neptune controller

Uber defends safety record after 400,000 sexual misconduct reports in five years surface

SanDisk and SK hynix partner on High Bandwidth Flash, promising up to 16× more memory for AI GPUs compared to HBM

Forward-looking: SanDisk introduced its High Bandwidth Flash solution earlier this year, vowing to bring unprecedented capabilities to the NAND Flash market. Now, the US corporation is working with South Korean foundry SK Hynix to try to turn the HBF dream into reality.

Meta's massive prototype headset could offer the most realistic VR experience yet

QuakeCon surprise: Heretic and Hexen enhanced remasters are now available

US Air Force to blow up Tesla Cybertrucks in missile tests amid fears enemies could use them

WTF?! The US Air Force wants two Tesla Cybertrucks. The plan isn't to use them for transportation purposes, though; the EVs will be used for target practice. According to official documents, the trucks are a lot tougher than normal vehicles, meaning enemies are more likely to buy them – so the USAF wants to practice blowing them up.

Windows 10 extended security updates now require a Microsoft account

OpenAI releases GPT-5 to the masses in push for AI dominance

Forward-looking: OpenAI has officially launched GPT-5, more than two years after GPT-4 and a long parade of incremental upgrades. The company is pitching it as a "unified" AI that can seamlessly decide when to be fast, when to think deeply, and when to conserve resources. It's the kind of framing that suggests a new era for ChatGPT's 700 million weekly users and the broader AI market. But behind the marketing, GPT-5 is as much a strategic play in an intensifying AI arms race as it is a leap in capability.

PlayStation 5 surpasses 80 million units: keeping pace with PS4, devastating Xbox Series

The big picture: The PlayStation 5 isn't slowing down – 80 million units sold proves that. But behind Sony's strong numbers is a strategic pivot that could reshape the future of gaming. Executives say they're moving away from a "hardware-centric business model" toward building platforms, communities, and cross-device experiences. If the shift sticks, the PS6 might not just be the next console – it could be the last.

Ebuyer could be next major UK PC parts retailer to shut down

LG's new OLED monitor hits 720Hz, pushing screen tech into uncharted territory

Something to look forward to: OLED panels are about to get faster, brighter, and weirder. From 720Hz refresh rates to 4,000-nit tandems and stretchable surfaces that mimic physical buttons, LG's latest prototypes preview features that could define the next wave of gaming, automotive, and commercial displays.

Visual Studio Code update brings GPT-5, improved tooling

Mafia: The Old Country got its first reviews: a step backward

Dell patches critical "ReVault" vulnerabilities affecting millions of business PCs

ChatGPT vulnerability allows hidden prompts to steal Google Drive cloud data

Framework Desktop debuts: powerful, compact, but limited upgradeability

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 will require TPM 2.0 and Windows Secure Boot

Indie studio urges fans to pirate game rather than play Roblox imitation

President Trump says Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan must resign over reported China ties