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The biggest PC news at the show was Nvidia's Windows-ready N1X, powered by a recycled Blackwell chip plus Microsoft integration.
Axiom Space and Prada’s Liquid Cooling and Ventilation Garment becomes Artemis IV’s base layer under the AxEMU suit.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says Vera will use SK Hynix memory as both companies gear up for a larger second half and next year.
A Ghibli-esque action adventure debuts at The PC Gaming Show with bike-to-plane combat, mystery clouds, and delivery-first missions.
The Citizen Sleeper creator’s next RPG trades cozy survival for fungal parasite mayhem, with brand-new creative stakes for RPG fans.
A new $400 recovery device promises cold, heat, and contrast therapy in one palm unit, raising questions for buyers and budgets.
Summer Game Fest just verified Persona 6 is real. Here is what Atlus told us, and what it signals for RPG strategy.
A translucent green Xbox Series X limited edition hits 1TB storage, pairing nostalgia with next-gen power.
A senior OpenAI employee’s “chat is dead” line clashes with the company’s still-active super-app push.
Fortune reports OpenAI will redesign ChatGPT, add tools and partner apps, and reposition Codex and business revenue ahead of IPO.
If teams ship more code, but products do not improve, Bertolami says the bottleneck moved from typing to ambiguity and operations.
Inside Intel's Hillsboro fab, executives see how tiny contamination risks become millions, even before chips reach customers.
