A new release of the FEX emulator brings significant performance gains for running x86/x86-64 games on ARM64 Linux systems. Separately, the Tellusim Core SDK is now freely available for approved open-source projects, offering a powerful 3D engine.
Google is reportedly working on a new desktop OS codenamed “Aluminium OS,” internally called “Android desktop.” For it to succeed, it needs to master multitasking, clipboard history, and true desktop apps. The author plans to buy the first device that ships with it.
MIT researchers have created an aerial microrobot that can fly with the speed and agility of a real insect. Using a novel two-part AI controller, it’s 450% faster and can perform consecutive somersaults. However, significant hurdles remain before these bots can search disaster zones.
A key architect of Microsoft’s massive AI infrastructure is moving to one of its most important cloud partners. Nidhi Chappell is joining Nscale as president of AI infrastructure, following a $14 billion deal between the companies in October. This signals the intense battle for talent and hardware i
NTT has secured 130MW of capacity leases with unnamed hyperscale cloud providers across four US markets. Simultaneously, it launched a new 100MW campus in Bengaluru, India, part of a massive $10 billion global investment push through 2027.
Amazon is reportedly preparing to cut ties with the U.S. Postal Service, a move that could profoundly impact USPS revenue. Meanwhile, Walmart is testing “dark store” formats in cities. The retail giants are racing to own their delivery networks.
Just days before its December 12 launch in South Korea, the Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold’s performance scores have leaked. The benchmarks show it significantly underperforming the official scores for its Snapdragon 8 Elite chip. This comes after Samsung defended using the last-gen processor.
For over a decade, the number of companies on the Tokyo Stock Exchange only went up. This year, that trend has reversed in a major way, signaling a new era for corporate Japan.
Japanese electronics maker Kyocera is abandoning its development of 5G wireless base stations. The company, which only started the project two years ago, cites ballooning costs and a market dominated by three giants.
The classic advice to “do what you love” is setting people up for failure, according to leadership coach Amina AlTai. Passion is fickle and can lead to accepting poor pay and conditions, ultimately causing burnout. A sustainable career requires more than just excitement.
