China has suspended export controls on critical minerals and rare earth materials to the United States for one year. The move follows recent trade talks between Presidents Trump and Xi and reverses restrictions first imposed in October 2024.
Fortnite made $5.48 billion in 2018 alone, while Sony’s Concord lasted just two weeks. The live-service gaming gold rush has created massive winners and spectacular failures. Developers are now revealing what separates the forever games from the flops.
The AI-fueled market rally faces scrutiny as short-seller Michael Burry bets $1.1 billion against Nvidia and Palantir. Meanwhile, Web Summit attendees face private jet logjams at Lisbon airport, forcing some planes to land hours away from the event.
Curved monitors promise immersive gaming and better productivity, but the reality often falls short. For competitive gaming and creative work, the curve becomes more distracting than helpful. Sometimes the simpler flat panel is just better for daily use.
The Louvre museum used ‘Louvre’ as its surveillance system password before a $100 million jewel theft. But a new analysis of 2 billion breached passwords shows that’s just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to terrible security choices. Here’s what makes the latest password report so concerning.
BluSky AI, previously a gold mining company, is deploying its seventh modular data center project in Mulhall, Oklahoma. The company will pay $4,000 monthly base rent plus power-based fees in a 10-year deal with extension options.
Ireland’s tech sector is booming with over 8,000 cybersecurity professionals across 535 companies and 1,000 new cyber roles needed annually. Alternative career paths are becoming more accessible as employers prioritize practical skills over traditional degrees. Generative AI could add €148 billion t
According to Fast Company, AI is transforming agency workflows with dramatic efficiency improvements. L’Oréal now produces campaigns across 20 markets in hours instead of weeks, driving significant performance gains.
Trump Media and Technology Group purchased $2 billion worth of bitcoin this summer, but the cryptocurrency has since dropped 17%. The timing couldn’t have been worse for the former president’s struggling social media venture.
Take-Two Interactive’s CEO Strauss Zelnick has revealed Borderlands 4 sales were “softer than expected” due to PC release challenges. This directly contradicts Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford’s earlier claims that the PC version had “few real issues.” The admission comes amid broader turmoil at Take-Tw
