Chromebook buyers are getting a major gaming upgrade. The new GeForce NOW Fast Pass provides instant access to over 2,000 PC games without wait times. It’s an exclusive promotion rolling out today.
Your smart home gadgets might be causing network problems you didn’t even notice. From sluggish speeds to mysterious data spikes, here’s what to watch for and how to protect your Wi-Fi from these connected intruders.
Nvidia’s explosive third-quarter results have quieted concerns about an AI bubble. The chipmaker reported $57 billion in revenue and projects $65 billion next quarter, with CEO Jensen Huang declaring “we’ve entered the virtuous cycle of AI.”
Roblox is implementing new age verification measures that will restrict chat access between different age groups. The system uses facial analysis from selfies to assign players to specific age brackets, with rollout beginning in December.
PHYTEC has introduced the phyCONTROL-Nova, a scalable industrial PC featuring an ARM processor and modular design. The fanless system includes an NPU capable of 2.3 TOPS and supports industrial protocols like EtherCAT for edge computing applications.
Target’s Q3 results show consumers are increasingly cautious and value-focused, with comparable sales dropping 2.7%. The retailer is betting on AI partnerships and conversational shopping tools to drive future growth.
A tax technology startup made a high-stakes pivot to generative AI when its revenue plateaued. The gamble paid off with a massive valuation jump and renewed growth potential.
According to Fortune, most corporate turnarounds fail before they start because leadership can’t overcome psychological barriers to change. Executives avoid declaring turnarounds because it puts targets on their backs in an era of record-high executive turnover. The constant noise of modern business
AI tools are now exposing massive price markups across industries by analyzing product codes, manufacturing origins, and service costs. Consumers can instantly compare everything from $1,200 dental whitening to $200 screen protectors. The transparency revolution that started with the internet just w
A China-aligned hacking group has been caught using a previously unknown network implant to redirect software updates to malicious servers. The tool, called EdgeStepper, enables adversary-in-the-middle attacks against organizations worldwide. Researchers discovered the malware while investigating th
