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Why Grand Theft Auto VI could pull buyers forward even as the platforms to run it get harder to afford.

LLM-driven throughput is rising, yet delivery stability is sliding unless teams build a real factory with guardrails and traceability.

A year of extra runway for laggards, with real budget and risk implications for IT and leadership teams.

The SmartThings API goes paid in October, and even advanced smart home users may get swept into new personal tiers.

NASA’s TESS spots a matched pair of “super puffy” giants, raising new questions for exoplanet models.

A new wave of geothermal approaches is moving fast, yet the economics remain the make-or-break question for investors and regulators.

What Intel’s near-term progress signals about the U.S. chip push, and why “turnaround” still isn’t the word.

A broad Asia tech selloff tracks weakness in the U.S., forcing investors to reprice the AI buildout cost curve fast.

A US-banned Chinese cybersecurity firm claims it can confirm vulnerabilities with automated sandboxing and exploit testing.

A fight over influence inside the AI supply chain is shaping how regulators and investors judge “responsible” progress.

From $599 to $699 for the Neo laptop, Apple says it cannot keep absorbing memory and storage costs.

A small LLM built for on-device agent workflows targets AI ETL and edge deployment without massive memory overhead.