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A former Intel chief architect’s startup wants chip designers to skip full chip programs and move faster.

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A former Intel chief architect’s startup wants chip designers to skip full chip programs and move faster.
Springboards trains an LLM to inject novelty at key moments, not by cranking randomness everywhere.
Instead of cranking temperature globally, Flint injects “oddballs” at key moments to diversify outputs.
A Wisconsin startup claims a commercial first, proving one crucial step while fusion’s bigger cost challenge remains.
A full pivot to digital changes budgeting, retail partnerships, and how future releases get funded.
A hard stop in 2028 reshapes costs, retailer expectations, and how publishers bet on preservation and access.
AI datacentres and memory scarcity are pushing Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo to raise console costs.
What sounds like a format change is really a supply chain and licensing reset for the whole PlayStation business.
The PS5 Pro may already be disc-less. Starting January 2028, Sony says new games will ship only digitally.
Claude Science adds Claude Code-style autonomous execution for computational biology and drug development, pushing AI-for-science into real research workflows.
The Home Speaker is built for Gemini, a smart-home reboot. The question: can it deliver today’s AI bar?
A proof-of-concept shows agentic AI can learn the “wrongness is allowed” rule, then hop to /code and exfiltrate.