The Chinese automaker is spending €2 billion to build 3,000 ultra-fast charging stations across Europe by end of 2026 — and it's eyeing Canada next.
The Justice Department approved the biggest entertainment deal in history with no conditions. State attorneys general in California and New York are already preparing to sue.
New Xbox CEO Asha Sharma wants Halo, Fallout, and Elder Scrolls releasing faster — while Microsoft quietly weighs whether to keep Xbox at all.
Craig Federighi explicitly rejects the ChatGPT engagement model for the new Siri, but a Gemini dependency and EU regulatory block complicate the pitch.
A group called Outsider Enterprise used Google's own AI to build over 9,000 fake websites and send millions of phishing texts. Google is now working with the FBI and major carriers to shut it down.
The UltraGear 34GX90SB-W pairs a 240Hz curved OLED panel with built-in cloud gaming apps, launching at $999.99 in the US and £1,599.98 in the UK.
A perfect storm of failed games, AI-driven memory costs, and a stumbling Activision deal has left Xbox operating on a razor-thin 3% profit margin — and a painful reset is coming.
Players are far warmer on the old-school RPG than critics — and the numbers may be enough to greenlight a Gothic 2 remake.
The U1 looks like a person, moves like one, and costs as much as a car. US and UK buyers will have to wait — possibly a long time.
Samsung's new mid-range phone swaps Exynos for Snapdragon and offers unprecedented software support, but hardware cuts and a €50–70 price hike complicate the value story.
Kioxia briefly surpassed Toyota's $224B market cap on June 12, a milestone that shows just how much AI infrastructure spending is reshaping global markets.
Huawei says its HarmonyOS ecosystem has crossed 1.3 billion active devices. The numbers are real, but the platform's reach stops well short of Western markets.
The follow-up to Control ditches the third-person shooter formula for melee-driven combat, launches September 24 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
Samsung's next mid-range phone swaps Exynos for Snapdragon 6 Gen 3, but drops microSD support and costs €50–€70 more than the A26 it replaces.
A new partnership between BYD and oil giant Sinopec targets 20,000 ultra-fast charging stations across China by end of 2026 — and the numbers make Western chargers look slow.
