CD Projekt’s GOG storefront is throwing its weight behind indie horror game Horses after Valve permanently banned it from Steam. The Italian developer says the Steam rejection puts their studio at “high risk” of closure despite preparing for a December 2 launch on other platforms.
New analysis from HSBC reveals OpenAI’s staggering path to profitability. The AI company faces a $207 billion funding gap despite projected dominance in consumer and enterprise AI markets by 2030.
Tesla is launching Full Self-Driving demonstration rides in Germany, Italy, and France next month as it pushes for European regulatory approval. The company expects Dutch approval by February 2026, but regulators are casting doubt on that timeline amid Tesla’s European sales collapse.
Intel’s Battlemage architecture has seen substantial performance improvements on Linux throughout 2024. The open-source driver stack has matured significantly, delivering better GPU compute results across multiple benchmarks. This progress demonstrates Intel’s commitment to their discrete graphics s
Kagi has launched Orion 1.0, a privacy-focused WebKit browser for Mac after five years of development. The browser supports both Chrome and Firefox extensions while collecting no telemetry data. An optional $5 monthly subscription unlocks additional features.
Payments leaders from major financial institutions are shifting focus from pure scale to strategic differentiation. They emphasize AI governance, fraud prevention, and integrated payment experiences as the new competitive advantages. The consensus is clear: commoditization leads to a race to the bot
Spotify has launched a built-in playlist transfer tool powered by TuneMyMusic. The feature supports imports from Apple Music, Amazon Music, and other major platforms directly within the mobile app.
Security researchers have discovered what appears to be infrastructure sharing between Russia’s Gamaredon and North Korea’s Lazarus APT groups. The collaboration suggests growing alignment between state-sponsored threat actors. This could significantly amplify their cyber capabilities.
HP is eliminating up to 6,000 positions as part of a restructuring plan that aims to save $1 billion. The company says it’s an AI-driven transformation, but analysts see more traditional cost pressures at play. This follows earlier workforce reductions that have already affected thousands of employe
Android laptops powered by Qualcomm’s upcoming chipsets promise to challenge Apple’s dominance in hardware performance. However, the software ecosystem faces significant compatibility issues that could take years to resolve. The future looks bright but has serious limitations.
