In a nutshell: Marvel's Wolverine is scheduled for release in a month's time, and X-Men fans are eager to play Insomniac Games' new title on their PlayStation 5 consoles. According to the project's director, Wolverine will also be one of the last PS5 games designed as a complete experience that works out of the box.

During a recent interview, Insomniac's Senior Project Director

Bottom line: Anthropic is heading toward a possible October IPO, with many investors telling the Financial Times that they expect the company to reach a valuation of $2 trillion or more. That figure would make it the largest public offering on record and put the company at the top of a market that is becoming increasingly cautious about AI spending and valuations.

The expectations are driven by Anthropic's rapid revenue growth. Investors expect

NAND May Cry: AI data centers and hyperscale operations are coming for everyone's NAND chips – and then some. In fact, the manufacturing industry is already realigning much of its production capacity around the needs of Big Tech and AI startups looking to sell chatbot-like experiences to subscribers.

A recent study by Counterpoint Research highlights the seismic shift the NAND flash industry is undergoing because of generative AI and chatbot services. While

Why it matters: A vest tested during NASA's Artemis I mission could reduce astronauts' radiation exposure during major solar storms, according to a new study. The findings show how targeted shielding could support crew safety as NASA prepares for longer missions around and eventually on the moon.

The AstroRad vest flew around the moon in 2022 on Zohar, one of two female manikins aboard NASA's Orion capsule.

Facepalm: Remember all the problems the original Galaxy Fold had with its folding display back in 2019? Seven years later, and with the device now in its eighth generation, debris getting inside through the hinge remains a problem – as iFixit has demonstrated.

iFixit's teardown video notes that the Galaxy Z Fold 8 has an IP48 rating, confirming it is protected against foreign objects 1mm in diameter

Facepalm: Entrusting critical systems to external tech companies can be dangerous because they might suddenly shut down or come under new management. Nine PBS is currently learning this lesson, along with the importance of maintaining additional backups, amid court proceedings against a data center with a murky ownership history.

Nine PBS in St. Louis is suing the owner of a Denver-based data center after spending much of this year attempting to regain access

A hot potato: Petlibro users reported that pet feeders, fountains, and litter boxes stopped working properly during a service outage that began on Tuesday. For some owners, the problem went beyond losing app access: they said scheduled feedings did not happen.

The company said the issue involved communication between the Petlibro app, its devices, and online servers. Its status page later said service had been fully restored, but users continued

Something to look forward to: Phantom Blade Zero has been one of TechSpot's most anticipated games since developer S-Game Studio unveiled the Wuxia-themed adventure last December. A lengthy recent presentation outlined the game's combat, characters, and system requirements. Although the spec sheet relies upon upscaling, Phantom Blade Zero supports older mainstream GPUs while also offering high-end ray tracing options for those with more robust hardware

Winners & losers: Everything is more expensive these days, and most people's wages haven't risen at the same rate. Unless they're a CEO, that is. Company bosses now get more than ever, pushing their pay packages astronomically higher than the average person working for them. But nowhere is this gap more evident than at Tesla, where Elon Musk's compensation was 2,522