Samsung is making a major break from tradition for the next CES. Instead of a booth, it’s setting up its own standalone exhibition hall at The Wynn in January 2026 to focus on its unified AI ecosystem.
A major security breach flooded Rainbow Six Siege with billions of illegitimate credits, forcing Ubisoft to take the entire game offline. The company has now restored servers after a full transaction rollback. This incident raises serious questions about the game’s Marketplace and account security.
After years of rapid expansion, tech leaders across the APAC region are shifting focus. The 2026 agenda is all about proving ROI, managing complexity, and meeting stricter regulations.
In a major consolidation move, China’s leading foundry SMIC is taking full ownership of its unit SMNC. The deal, valued at $5.79 billion, involves issuing over half a billion new shares to state-backed investors.
A new report from the International Workplace Group brands 2026 as the year we work from *an* office, not *the* office. The data shows a massive shift in executive thinking, with a majority of CEOs already on board with flexible arrangements.
This year’s AI breakthroughs were shadowed by spectacular failures. According to a new report, the technology showed a deeply human capacity for error, conspiracy, and outright rebellion.
The South African rand has jumped 13% against the dollar in 2025, its biggest annual gain in 16 years. Overseas investors have poured a net 72.4 billion rand into local bonds, a massive increase from 2024, as political stability and a weaker dollar boost appeal.
Apple is not backing down from a major UK antitrust ruling. The company is now asking the Court of Appeal to overturn a $2 billion fine related to App Store fees charged between 2015 and 2024.
According to Digital Trends, the unconfirmed Intel Arc B770, potentially launching in 2026, is shaping up to be a serious midrange contender. It’s rumored to feature a larger Battlemage chip with up to 32 Xe2 cores, 16GB of GDDR6 memory, and a 300W power target aimed at 1440p gaming. This move signa
Fund managers warn Europe is at a “fork in the road” between competing in AI and sticking to its climate commitments. The problem? Its own green energy rules are slowing down the data center build-out needed for AI, pushing tech firms to the U.S. and Asia.
