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In a surprise move, Valve has officially unveiled its next-generation handheld, the Steam Deck 2. For the first time, this portable console features a dedicated Neural Processing Unit (NPU), enabling entirely local, AI-driven upscaling techniques with zero frame drops on a stunning 120Hz OLED display.

Google's latest Android XR demo reveals that the company has created a killer use case for smart glasses by combining the Gemini AI with 3D navigation overlays, allowing the device to guide users through cities completely hands-free.

French authorities have officially announced that beginning in 2027, government cybersecurity researchers will stop certifying security products that lack quantum-resistant encryption. This hardcore policy shift is driven by growing concerns over the potential for quantum computers to crack current cryptographic standards, including Bitcoin's security protocols.

OpenAI is updating ChatGPT with a new scheduled tasks feature. This new ability, which is rolling out starting today, allows the AI to autonomously execute various tasks at pre-determined times.

Google has officially launched its all-new "Google Home Speaker" priced at $99.99, marking its first major smart speaker release in years. Replacing the discontinued Nest Audio and Nest Mini models, this new hardware ditches the traditional Google Assistant in favor of the Gemini AI chatbot to deliver highly conversational and intelligent interactions.

A UK employment tribunal has ruled against Rockstar Games' request to strike down blacklisting claims from an ongoing legal dispute. The ousted GTA 6 developers, fired last autumn over alleged leaks of confidential information via a public forum, will now bring all their union-busting allegations to a final trial in September with the backing of the IWGB Game Workers Union.

Just eight days after its IPO, SpaceX has surged past $2.5 trillion to become the world's sixth-largest company. Market watchers note that the aerospace giant's $2.6 trillion valuation is now worth nearly twice that of all Bitcoin, effectively pulling the risk capital that the crypto ecosystem desperately wants.

Microsoft has formally disclosed that it is actively working on a patch to address a critical zero-day vulnerability codenamed "RoguePlanet" in Microsoft Defender. Assigned the identifier CVE-2026-50656 with a CVSS score of 7.8, the flaw allows attackers to execute a privilege escalation within the Microsoft Malware Protection Engine.

Using export control laws, the US government abruptly forced Anthropic to block access to its advanced Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models for all foreign nationals, including its own non-US employees. This unprecedented directive stems from national security concerns and alleged ties to China through the Korean telecom giant, SK Telecom.

A massive software supply chain attack codenamed "easy-day-js" has compromised up to 144 npm packages under the Mastra namespace, a highly popular JavaScript/TypeScript framework used for building AI applications, following a hijacked contributor account.

Anthropic has shipped a major overhaul for its Claude Design tool. This new version resolves the previous issue of "voraciously consuming tokens" and evolves into a serious enterprise platform with features like native design system imports and seamless design-to-code round-trips.

Shocking new reports from within Microsoft suggest another "bloodbath" is imminent for the Xbox division. Journalist Jason Schreier confirmed that beloved studios like Ninja Theory, Double Fine, and Compulsion Games are in severe danger; reports even indicate Microsoft planned to sunset or spin-off Ninja Theory before they even revealed their new game, Senua, at the Summer Game Fest.

Security reports confirm that an alleged Russian-speaking group of cybercriminals is compromising and targeting tens of thousands of Fortinet firewalls and VPNs used by major companies globally, exploiting previously known passwords and vulnerabilities.

Nvidia's groundbreaking ENPIRE project has handed over an entire fleet of robots to AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex. These AI agents autonomously write the training code, execute tests on real physical hardware, and continuously improve the robots' skills—such as installing GPUs and cutting zip ties—without any human oversight.

Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal has officially backed an unprecedented proposal to issue AI agents a personal identification code, granting them a distinct legal identity entirely separate from the humans who own them.