At Davos 2026, leaders stopped debating if AI will change the world. The focus is now on control, infrastructure, and the sobering reality that AGI, by many measures, is already here. The geopolitical and corporate order is being reshaped by compute, energy, and trust.
China has reportedly granted approval for AI firm DeepSeek and tech giants ByteDance, Alibaba, and Tencent to purchase NVIDIA’s powerful H200 AI processors. The total order could reach 400,000 chips, but final conditions from Chinese authorities and actual orders to NVIDIA are still being worked out
According to a review from The How-To Geek, the Corsair Vanguard Pro 96 is a premium, wired 96% layout keyboard priced at $230. It features hot-swappable hall effect magnetic switches, an 8,000Hz polling rate, and a unique five-button Stream Deck on the side. However, its 1.9-inch IPS display is cri
NVIDIA has launched a native GeForce NOW app for Linux in beta, ending the platform’s reliance on browser streaming. It supports Ubuntu 24.04+ and streams games at up to 5K/120 fps with full RTX features. This is a desktop-first experience, a big shift from previous handheld-focused support.
AMD’s new flagship gaming CPU, the Ryzen 7 9850X3D, has launched at retailers for its $499 MSRP. It offers a modest 400 MHz clock bump over its predecessor. Here’s where you can find it and what you need to know.
Microsoft’s PowerToys suite has quietly shipped a transformative update to its Command Palette tool. It’s so fast and capable, it makes the built-in Windows Search look like a relic from a decade ago.
The CachyOS Linux distribution has received a significant upgrade, most notably switching to the modern Wayland display server. This change reportedly makes an already fast Arch-based system even quicker. The update also introduces a new, customizable boot manager called Limine.
The race to build AI data centers is colliding with politics and local concerns. A new report details how these massive projects are becoming a national flashpoint.
Both tech giants reported soaring capital expenditures driven by AI data centers. Microsoft’s stock tanked, while Meta’s soared. The difference comes down to cash, concentration risk, and investor patience.
Windows 11’s market share growth has slowed, with Windows 10 making a surprising comeback. This comes even though Windows 10 officially reached its end of support last year.
