
Microsoft and OpenAI bicker over AI
Reworking their multibillion-dollar bromance
OpenAI and the software King of the World Microsoft are reworking their multibillion-dollar bromance so the ChatGPT maker can flog shares in a future IPO without losing its golden pipeline to AI wizardry.

Intel ditches Deep Link
Chipzilla gives up tying CPU and GPU together
Troubled Chipzilla has officially canned its Deep Link suite, quietly shelving one of its more ambitious attempts to get CPUs and GPUs working together.

Tiny jams AMD GPUs over USB3
External GPUs finally come to Apple
Tiny has managed to get AMD eGPUs working on Windows, Linux, and macOS using nothing more than USB3 and a dose of black magic.

Gigabyte RTX 50 GPUs ooze thermal gel
Buyers feeling sticky
Gigabyte’s RTX 50-series graphics cards are leaking more than heat, as users report thermal gel dribbling out of heatsinks.

Apple finally admits Siri spies on you
Coughs up $95 million
Apple fanboys using Siri-enabled gear in the US between 17 September 2014 and 31 December 2024 can grab a slice of a $95 million (€88 million) payout, after the Fruity Cargo Cult Apple was caught red-handed snooping on private chats.

Choking down the reviews
Nvidia won't be releasing the RTX 5060 driver before the launch day, which means we won't be having any reviews of the Geforce RTX 5060 before the launch.

Compact and ergonomic mouse and keyboard
Razer has unveiled the new Basilisk Mobile mouse and Joro keyboard, aiming at compact and ergonomic aspects and convenience, without compromising performance.

Looks impressive
Rockstar has confirmed that its latest Grand Theft Auto VI Trailer 2 was actually captured on Playstation 5 hardware rather then being a pre-rendered cinematic teaser trailer.

New game support for FSR4
AMD has released the latest Radeon Software Adrenalin 25.5.1 WHQL driver update, adding support for the recently released Radeon RX 9070 GRE graphics card and FSR4 support for new games.

HarmonyOS laptops get serious
Huawei is gearing up to drop its first proper in-house silicon for desktop-class machines with the Kirin X90, and if the tipsters are right, it’s a winner.