Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan Says He Has Talked With AMD's Lisa Su About Working Together
Intel's chief executive says he has discussed possible co-operation with AMD's Lisa Su, though neither company has said what they might build together.
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OpenAI Plans Post-Election Push, Including a New Name for Data Centers
OpenAI is preparing a public campaign after the US midterms and is weighing a rebrand of data centers as AI compute campuses, according to TechCrunch.
Only Samsung's S Pen Pro Works With SmartThings Find, and It Won't Fit the S26 Ultra
Samsung sells just one S Pen that SmartThings Find can track, a $100 stylus that does not fit inside the Galaxy S26 Ultra's pen slot.
How to add and rearrange apps on your Samsung smart TV
Samsung smart TVs ship with the big streaming apps, but adding others takes a quick search from the home screen, Engadget reports.
Titanium Beats Ceramic on Durability, but Ceramic Resists Scratches
Engadget's comparison finds titanium is the tougher Apple Watch material overall, while ceramic keeps its finish better and returns to the Series 12 lineup.
Binance users pull $3.6bn after record hack as exchange reopens
Customers withdrew more than $3.6bn from Binance after a record breach that hit $6.3bn in assets, with the FBI blaming North Korea.
Android Auto teardown finds hidden Work Mode tile in version 18.0
A teardown of Android Auto version 18.0.664204 surfaced a Work Mode tile, hinting Google may be testing Work Profile controls for the car screen.
Torvalds Calls AI Workflow a Healthier Model as Linux 7.4 Opens
Linus Torvalds has published the opening candidate for Linux 7.4, a merge window with nearly 20,000 commits, and says AI-driven patches fit better now.
Delaware plan would let AI agents run companies, drawing federal scrutiny
Delaware is considering rules that would let AI agents make business decisions for companies registered there, prompting concerns from a House committee chair.
AI glasses can take prescription lenses, but daily wear brings trade-offs
You can order smart glasses with your prescription, but weight, battery life and privacy rules make them a second pair rather than a replacement.
Dead Star's Two-Ring Debris Disk Offers a Preview of Our Solar System's Fate
ESO astronomers found a strange double ring of debris circling a white dwarf 1,600 light-years away, hinting at what remains after a star dies.
Snowflake adds automatic AI model routing to cut enterprise costs
Snowflake says new Cortex AI Gateway capabilities pick the most suitable model per task, aiming to curb AI spending while keeping governance intact.
Lenovo Chromebook Plus 14 Leads Wired's 2026 Picks for Google Laptops
Wired says the Lenovo Chromebook Plus 14 is the standout Chrome OS laptop of 2026, with the Acer Chromebook Plus Spin 514 close behind.
Researcher Publishes 'SMS of Death' Exploit for Patched Android Flaw
A proof-of-concept attack can crash Android phones and cut off calls, including emergency ones, by sending a malformed text message.
Openreach: UK landlines switch off January 31, 2027, with no delay
Openreach has warned communications providers that customers still using the old phone network face disruption when it closes in 100 days.
DOJ Operation Ghostbusters Targets $200M AI Student Loan Fraud Ring
Federal prosecutors charge five people in a scheme that used artificial intelligence and stolen identities to claim student aid, with losses topping $200 million.
Ford Fathom Keeps CarPlay as Slate Truck Asks You to Bring a Phone
Two sub-$30,000 electric pickups take opposite paths on infotainment, with Ford fitting a center display and Slate leaving the screen to buyers.
Windows 11 Insider Builds Add Xbox Mode Shortcuts and Smarter Search
New Windows Insider releases let gamers adjust Bluetooth, WiFi and power settings without leaving Xbox mode, and bring filters and actions to search.