Vietnamese EV maker VinFast says it delivered about 170,000 units in its home country in 2025, nearly doubling its 2024 figure. The strong domestic growth contrasts sharply with its ongoing challenges and stock declines in competitive international markets like North America.
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.
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 series might see a price increase of $30 to $60 for its 256GB models, driven by soaring memory costs. However, a new report suggests the company may absorb those costs and keep US pricing flat. The first Galaxy Unpacked event for 2026 is rumored for February 25 in San Francisco.
Garmin has launched a major new nutrition tracking feature within its ecosystem. It includes macro tracking, barcode scanning, and AI-powered food recognition. However, access is locked behind the company’s Connect+ subscription service.
At CES, Agibot launched a full portfolio of humanoid and quadruped robots for commercial use. The company says it has already shipped 5,000 units, marking a major shift from R&D to scaled deployment. The robots target roles from reception to factory work.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang will deliver a 90-minute keynote at CES 2026 on Monday, January 5 at 4PM ET. The livestream comes as the company, valued at a staggering $4.6 trillion, promises to showcase cutting-edge AI, robotics, and more than 20 demos. Rivals Intel and AMD will also present later the sam
Withings is launching the Body Scan 2, a high-end smart scale it calls a “longevity station.” Priced at $599.95, it claims to measure over 60 biomarkers in 90 seconds and syncs data to Apple Health. The device is scheduled to launch in the second quarter of 2026.
Plaud has launched the $179 Plaud NotePin S, an AI recorder with a button. Meanwhile, journalist Kara Swisher is calling out Big Tech’s lack of safety foresight and its political pivot. The industry faces a pivotal 2026 to prove AI’s worth.
