Residents of Greenleaf, Wisconsin, are being offered big money to sell their land for a potential data center project. The developer’s identity is a mystery, but it’s part of a major building boom in the state.
Satechi unveiled a Thunderbolt 5 dock that’s a dead ringer for the Mac mini. It costs $399.99, includes an SSD slot, and needs a $39.99 cable. But it’s banking on a standard that’s struggling on the PC side.
Samsung has announced its new Galaxy Book6 laptop family, headlined by the Ultra model. The machines are among the first to feature Intel’s just-launched Core Ultra Series 3 “Panther Lake” processors and optional NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 or 5060 graphics.
Vibe, known for smart whiteboards, is launching a physical AI device for desks called the Vibe Bot. It combines a 4K webcam, speaker, and microphones to record and transcribe meetings. The device aims to be an AI-powered assistant for hybrid work.
MSI is pushing AI into gaming monitors with features that automatically highlight enemies and help you recover from flashbangs. They also showed off a high-end 34-inch QD-OLED monitor with a 360Hz refresh rate.
A new integrated magnetics solution from Exxelia aims to shrink and simplify power systems for satellites and spacecraft. The design combines a transformer and inductor into one assembly, achieving high efficiency in a remarkably small, rugged package.
Intel has officially launched its Core Ultra Series 300 mobile processors, codenamed Panther Lake. Built on the Intel 18A process, they promise major performance leaps and are Intel’s first AI PC platform on this advanced node. Systems go on sale in January 2026.
A new Android ransomware app, “Adult Player,” masquerades as adult content but hijacks your phone. It secretly takes photos and demands $500 to unlock the device. Security researchers have found a way to remove it, but the threat is a nasty one.
A wave of Microsoft products, including Windows 11 24H2 and the standalone Office 2021, are scheduled to reach their end-of-support dates in 2026. This means no more security updates, pushing users toward newer versions or subscriptions. The move highlights the accelerating update cycle and its cost
Boris Cherny, the creator of Claude Code at Anthropic, detailed his personal workflow on X. It involves running five AI agents simultaneously, using the slowest model, and a shared file that teaches the AI from its mistakes. Developers are calling it a watershed moment.
