A 50-minute broadcast plus 95-minute Treehouse Live hits tomorrow, after a long Direct drought.

A rare Intel win in the AI supply chain signals how fast backup strategies are becoming board-level decisions.

Steering Council orders new JIT development paused until a proper PEP is accepted, with removal after six months.

EV giants are moving from cars to humanoids, betting AI will open a new global manufacturing and revenue battleground.

Researchers say the ball’s design changes long-distance kicks, trading raw distance for a more predictable flight path.

Capcom says Monster Hunter: World has sold over 30 million units, helping frame the stakes for Wilds and future plans.

The Coalition’s 28-minute Direct confirms the modes, even if Xbox showcased them like background noise.

A says autonomous offensive security is the antidote to frontier models exposing thousands of zero-days.

A WIRED review says the IdeaPad Slim 5x might be the best laptop under $1,000, and $850 is the tell.

The New Zealand pop star closed night one June 5, giving Charli XCX’s Brat-era remix a rare Ultrasound Tour spotlight.

Jeff Gattis tells IGN Amazon is evaluating multiple LOTR game concepts after reports of an MMO shutdown.

A €10M funding round backs a system that aims to prevent the midstream failures in selling, installing, subsidizing, and paying for heat pumps.