Valve has officially revealed its Steam console hardware lineup including Steam Machine, Steam Controller, and Steam Frame VR headset. All three products are scheduled for release in 2026, with the Steam Machine boasting six times the power of Steam Deck in a surprisingly compact design.
Data centers are facing unprecedented power demands, with racks expected to reach megawatt levels soon. VEIR’s superconducting cables can carry 3 megawatts in 20 times less space than copper. The technology will be piloted in data centers next year ahead of a 2027 commercial launch.
A new white paper from Iontra outlines the crucial developments reshaping lithium-ion battery charging technology. The report provides actionable insights for OEMs and product managers across multiple industries facing electrification challenges.
Broadcom is creating a new certification program for AI servers running on VMware Cloud Foundation. The company is working with partners including SuperMicro and Cisco to make AI infrastructure deployment simpler and more reliable for enterprises.
AMD’s latest roadmap confirms Zen 6 will launch next year using TSMC’s 2nm process, while Zen 7 is scheduled for 2027-2028. Both architectures emphasize AI capabilities with new data formats and pipelines. The roadmap also hints at significant core count increases for future processors.
Samsung’s Galaxy Ring might become a universal controller for the company’s upcoming XR ecosystem. The ring could handle navigation for both the Galaxy XR headset and smart glasses launching in 2026 and 2027. This would solve hand-tracking limitations in devices without cameras.
A federal jury convicted former Corning engineer Ji Wang of stealing sensitive defense research from a DARPA laser weapons project. Wang took hundreds of files while negotiating with China’s Thousand Talents Plan to start a military fiber business. The technology was intended for weapons that could
Samsung is embedding a sophisticated AI assistant directly into its 2025 television lineup. The Vision AI Companion offers real-time translation, contextual conversations, and screen analysis capabilities. This represents a major shift toward AI-powered family entertainment experiences.
The Epic Games Launcher has quietly updated to version 19 with native Apple Silicon support, eliminating the need for Rosetta 2 translation. This comes five years after Apple Silicon Macs first shipped and months after rival Steam made the same transition.
Samsung just announced Vision AI Companion, turning TVs into AI-powered conversation partners. The platform combines multiple AI models including Microsoft Copilot and supports 10 languages. It’s rolling out across Samsung’s entire 2025 TV lineup.
