Scientists have discovered a potential candidate for a more scalable qubit
Quantum computing's biggest challenge is no longer proving the concept works – it is figuring out how to make the technology practical at scale. Today's qubit architectures, whether based on superconducting loops or trapped ions, are sensitive, expensive, and difficult to mass-produce. Many require ultra-cold environments near absolute zero. Some...
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Battlefield 6 PC specs revealed: 32GB RAM for 4K, 6GB GPU minimum for 1080p
EA has shared full release details for Battlefield 6, which launches globally on October 10. The company has confirmed release times for different regions, along with complete PC system requirements.
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DupeGuru lets you quickly find and remove duplicate files from your drives
DupeGuru is a free utility that helps you locate and clean up duplicate files across Windows, macOS, and Linux systems. With smart fuzzy-matching algorithms, it can detect identical or similar files-even when names, tags, or formats differ slightly.
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Nearly all US growth in 2025 tied to AI and data center-related capital spending
Investment in data centers and information processing technology has taken center stage in the growth of the US economy this year, setting new benchmarks and prompting economists to reconsider long-held assumptions about what drives expansion.
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Intel signals strong comeback with next-gen Core Ultra 3 and Xeon 6+ chips
Given some of the challenges Intel has faced recently, there's been an even greater-than-usual interest in the company's next-generation chips – codenamed Panther Lake for PCs and Clearwater Forest for servers.
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858TB gone forever: South Korea's data center fire shows the cost of no backups
On September 26, technicians were relocating lithium-ion batteries in the NIRS data center. Forty minutes later, the batteries exploded, causing a blazing inferno
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Hackers say they stole 2.1 million Discord ID photos in latest breach
After Discord confirmed that a cyberattack breached a customer service contractor late last month, hackers reportedly claimed to have over 1.5TB of users' photo IDs, or approximately 2.1 million photos. However, the company disputes this claim.
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Parents in the US brace as China's AI toy trend goes global
The market for AI toys in China is predicted to grow faster than any other consumer AI sector, writes MIT Technology Review, reaching $14 billion by 2030. That's not surprising when there are around 1,500 AI toy companies operating in the country as of October 2025.
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OpenAI and Nvidia's mega-deals fuel an AI arms race – and fears of a circular bubble
Artificial intelligence investment activity reached new heights this month, as OpenAI cemented strategic partnerships with both Nvidia and AMD, intensifying a trend that has seen billions of dollars cycle between a handful of industry leaders. The recent deals underscore mounting skepticism over the sustainability of the sector's rapid expansion and...
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Nvidia CEO surprised by AMD's deal giving OpenAI a 10% stake
In an interview on CNBC's Squawk Box, Huang called the arrangement "unique and surprising," given AMD's excitement about its upcoming hardware. "I'm surprised they would give away 10 percent of the company before they even built it," he said. "It's clever, I guess."
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