The Trump administration has halted five major offshore wind projects, including Dominion Energy’s Coastal Virginia project. Dominion has filed a lawsuit, calling the move “arbitrary and capricious.” The administration cited national security but provided no details.
Elon Musk announced on Christmas Eve that he’s changing Tesla’s core mission statement. The shift from “Sustainable Abundance” to “Amazing Abundance” marks a significant rhetorical pivot for the EV company.
The long-rumored AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D2, featuring 3D V-Cache on both of its core complexes, has appeared in Geekbench and Passmark results. The leaks confirm the chip’s 16-core design and 192MB of L3 cache, matching specs leaked back in October. Performance looks similar to the existing 9950X3D, but
The PC-exclusive horror game Buckshot Roulette has sold over 8 million copies, outpacing major AA/AAA titles. However, its promised console port has been delayed from late 2025 to 2026 due to technical hurdles.
Waymo has temporarily halted its robotaxi service in the San Francisco Bay Area ahead of expected storms. This comes just days after a power outage caused its vehicles to stall in traffic, creating gridlock.
Samsung is developing a new Exynos 5G modem with upgraded satellite communication features. This hardware is slated for the Galaxy S26 and S26+ phones in certain regions next year.
Used enterprise servers offer tons of cores, RAM, and expansion for a fraction of the cost. But is the hunt for parts and power bill worth it? Here’s a hands-on take.
Samsung has begun rolling out compatibility updates for its powerful Good Lock suite. The QuickStar module now supports One UI 8.5, with more updates on the way.
A federal judge ruled the Trump administration can proceed with a massive $100,000 fee on new H-1B visa applications. The decision is a major setback for U.S. tech companies that rely on the program, but legal challenges are far from over.
ServiceNow is making a massive move into cybersecurity, agreeing to acquire Armis for $7.75 billion in cash. The deal, expected to close in late 2026, aims to integrate Armis’s device threat data into ServiceNow’s platform. But it’s a huge, expensive bet in a crowded market.
