LibreOffice, the open-source office suite, is now available on Meta Quest VR headsets. The port is based on the Android app and supports hand tracking and gamepads. It’s a puzzling move in the push for VR productivity.
The much-hyped year of the AI agent has arrived, but not as promised. Instead of intelligent automation, agents are stuck simulating human clicks on websites never built for them, creating a massive infrastructure gap.
The private credit industry, once the high-flying alternative to banks, is losing its edge. With banks back in the game and returns compressing, the $2.4 trillion sector is starting to look a lot like plain old public debt markets.
Sam Altman is publicly recruiting a new Head of Preparedness for OpenAI, offering a $555,000 base salary plus equity. The role focuses on mitigating risks from rapidly improving AI models, but previous leaders haven’t lasted long in the high-stress position.
In a major shift, CD Projekt is selling the GOG store. The buyer is the platform’s original co-founder. The move lets CD Projekt focus solely on game development.
Nvidia just made its largest-ever licensing deal, spending $20 billion on AI chip startup Groq. Analysts see it as a direct move to bolster its position against Google’s competing TPU technology in the critical AI inference market.
The race for AI dominance is fueling an unprecedented building spree of billion-dollar data centers. Projects like Stargate, backed by $100 billion initially, highlight a staggering new scale of infrastructure investment that comes with huge risks.
The popular hardware monitoring tool HWMonitor has dropped a new update that adds preliminary support for several unannounced next-generation processors from AMD and Intel. This includes AMD’s Zen 6-based Medusa Point mobile CPUs and the Ryzen 7 9850X3D, as well as Intel’s Arrow Lake Refresh lineup.
The first year of Nintendo Switch 2 has been defined by ambitious third-party ports. Analyzing games like Cyberpunk 2077 and Star Wars Outlaws shows us what the hardware can really do and hints at an exciting future for the hybrid console.
After years of a “more is more” Docker mentality, one developer hit a wall with resource hogs. The solution was a purge, replacing four key apps with faster, lighter alternatives that changed the workflow entirely.
