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U.S. quietly green-lights Samsung and SK Hynix to ship advanced chip tools to Chinese fabs until 2026, easing Seoul’s supply fears while keeping a geopolitical leash on Beijing.
Meta’s hush-hush $2 billion purchase of Chinese-founded AI startup Manus gives it the brainpower to build reasoning agents for WhatsApp, ads and the metaverse.
LG’s ultra-thin Gallery TV turns blank walls into world-class exhibits, undercutting Samsung’s Frame by $200 while bundling premium museum collections.
LG’s ultra-thin OLED65G3 mounts flush to the wall, cycles masterpieces for £4.99 a month, and challenges Samsung’s Frame with brighter panels and lower price.
Louis V. Gerstner, the outsider CEO who halted IBM’s break-up and engineered one of tech’s greatest turnarounds, has died at 83.
Frankie Muniz returns as Malcolm in Hulu’s reboot, now a harried dad facing mid-life crises, alongside Bryan Cranston and Jane Kaczmarek.
OpenAI is offering up to $555,000 a year for a Head of Preparedness to build a team that prevents AI disasters before they start.
Laboratory tests confirm that Leonardo da Vinci’s 15th-century wood-charring recipe predates Japanese yakisugi, offering architects a sustainable, chemical-free cladding solution.
Experts say the next big health breakthroughs aren’t gadgets or pills—they’re 22-minute walks, barefoot gardening, and coffee dates prescribed by doctors.
Nvidia secretly agreed to a $5 billion stake in Intel last month, securing U.S. fabs and rewriting the AI hardware playbook.
From eight-minute solid-state charges to subsidy cliff layoffs, 2025’s EV story is speed and speed-bumps in equal measure.
IO Interactive pushes James Bond game 007 First Light to May 2026, promising a polished origin story for 007.