Maxon has released Cinebench 2026, a major update to its industry-standard benchmarking tool. It adds support for the latest hardware, including Apple’s M4 and M5 chips and NVIDIA’s Blackwell GPUs, and introduces a new test for SMT-enabled CPU cores. Critically, scores from this version cannot be co
Nvidia is paying $20 billion for a non-exclusive license to Groq’s inference chip technology, with $13B already wired. Founder Jonathan Ross gets a stock package worth hundreds of millions. But what’s the real strategy behind this massive check?
An investigation into Apple’s Developer Academy in Detroit reveals a complex picture. The program, part of a racial equity initiative, spent nearly $30 million over four years, providing free gear and stipends to hundreds of students, but its employment impact is debated.
2025 saw a wave of massive, coordinated law enforcement actions against cybercrime. Operations spanned continents, recovering hundreds of millions and arresting hundreds. But the underlying challenge remains huge.
The traditional 4-year car development cycle is dead. To compete with Chinese EV makers like BYD, Western giants are now building new models in as little as 16 months. This race for speed is forcing a painful cultural and technological overhaul across the entire industry.
The U.S. housing market is stuck, with existing home sales at 30-year lows despite a strong economy. An opinion piece argues two huge barriers—ultra-low mortgage rates and outdated tax rules—are paralyzing sellers. The fix involves a financial maneuver straight from Denmark.
In a highly unusual move, Japanese PC maker Mouse Computer has suspended all sales across its brands. The halt, driven by a massive order surge and memory shortages, runs from December 23, 2025, to January 4, 2026.
Nvidia just announced a massive $20 billion deal with AI chip startup Groq, but it’s not an acquisition. It’s a licensing agreement that gives Nvidia key tech and talent, raising big questions about competition and regulation in the AI hardware race.
A new guide breaks down the most persistent and harmful myths about artificial intelligence. From job replacement fears to data privacy concerns, here’s what you actually need to know as we head into 2026.
The next ten years won’t just continue tech trends; they’ll shatter the foundations of security and trust. According to a Forbes contributor, the convergence of AI, quantum science, and ubiquitous connectivity will outpace our institutions, creating massive new risks and opportunities.
