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Samsung’s latest OLED flagship shakes up the established order, while Sony’s True RGB technology also makes its mark.
The Hugging Face breach demonstrates that attackers are already using AI agents, and that defenders can’t afford to rely on frontier AI during incident response.
Hilo Core is a wrist band that tracks blood pressure with optical sensors and reports to an in-depth smartphone app. It’s now launching in the U.S.
Reviews are in for The Hawk, Will Ferrell’s new Netflix comedy series, and we can see how it compares to his long history of movies.
Nvidia is expanding its AI platform with its Vera CPU, a custom Arm-based server processor featuring its “Olympus” microarchitecture, designed for agentic AI workloads.
While Sony has been shamed out of many fan-hated changes over the years, that was never going to be the case for its decision to abandon physical discs starting in 2028.
The gap between AI outputs and manufacturers’ ability to execute based on those insights drives disruptions late in the process.
Marathon is launching its Vault Breaker PvE experimental mode today, a type of run that removes all opposing teams, sends players into its hardest map