The Steam Deck has finally received the ability to download games with the screen turned off. This highly requested feature is now rolling out to beta testers and works automatically when plugged in.
Sony is officially launching cloud streaming on PlayStation Portal after nearly a year in beta. The $199 handheld can now access thousands of games directly through PlayStation Plus Premium. This transforms the device from a simple remote play accessory into a standalone cloud gaming machine.
While Wall Street obsesses over AI, AMD’s PC processor business just delivered record results. Desktop CPU sales reached all-time highs, and the company expects to keep gaining market share against Intel.
Apple is reportedly developing a new budget-friendly Mac priced under $1,000 that uses iPhone-class chips instead of M-series processors. Despite the lower-cost components, it’s said to outperform early M1 Macs while expanding Apple’s entry-level lineup.
Nintendo’s Switch 2 has sold 10 million units, making it the most successful console launch in history. The company has raised its hardware forecast while facing potential patent challenges.
Google is partnering with Planet Labs to launch AI chips into space under Project Suncatcher. The company envisions massive 81-satellite clusters forming orbital data centers, with the first two satellites launching by early 2027.
Apple is making a major strategic shift with its first true budget MacBook. The device aims to capture Windows 10 refugees and compete directly with Chromebooks in the education market.
Nvidia and Deutsche Telecom have officially confirmed their industrial AI cloud project in Munich. The facility will feature 10,000 Blackwell GPUs across more than 1,000 DGX B200 systems and RTX Pro servers. Operations are scheduled to begin in Q1 2026 with major partners including Siemens and SAP a
Nintendo’s Switch 2 console has sold over 10 million units since its June launch, driving a 90% revenue surge. The company now expects to sell 19 million units this fiscal year, up from previous forecasts of 15 million.
Schneider Electric’s Energy Management segment delivered 10% year-over-year growth in Q3, fueled by massive data center investments. The company’s partnership with NVIDIA and cooling system acquisitions position it to capitalize on the AI infrastructure boom. While residential markets remain soft, c
