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Your DisplayPort 2.1 Monitor Might Not Be Running DisplayPort 2.1
Posted on Thursday June 04, 2026
Your DisplayPort 2.1 monitor and graphics card may support UHBR20, but that doesn't mean you're getting it. Here's how a seemingly harmless cable choice can change everything.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Microsoft built a wearable AI badge with a camera and fingerprint sensor
Posted on Wednesday June 03, 2026
At its annual developer conference, the company introduced two early-stage hardware concepts designed to make AI agents easier to access throughout the workday. Instead of pulling up a laptop or opening an app, the idea is to let users interact with AI more fluidly using devices that sit on a...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
FanControl is a powerful Windows utility for advanced cooling management
Posted on Wednesday June 03, 2026
FanControl lets you create detailed fan curves, monitor temperatures, and fine-tune cooling behavior across a wide range of supported PC hardware. The latest release issues various fixes and limits the app to a single service client connection for improved stability.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis devs confirm AI use, but promise final game will be fully human-crafted
Posted on Wednesday June 03, 2026
During its latest State of Play showcase for upcoming PlayStation games, Sony shared a new trailer for Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis. The second remake of Tomb Raider will bring back Lara Croft's classic attire on modern platforms, alongside reimagined puzzles and visually upgraded locations.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Microsoft unveils Majorana 2, a lead-based quantum chip designed with AI
Posted on Wednesday June 03, 2026
This week, the company introduced Majorana 2, a redesigned quantum chip that reflects a shift in both its engineering approach and underlying physics. Instead of the superconducting aluminum-based designs used by most rivals, Microsoft has built its latest system around lead. That choice forced the company to overcome manufacturing challenges...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Microsoft took OpenClaw, wrapped it in enterprise security, and called it Scout
Posted on Wednesday June 03, 2026
A few days after Google introduced its OpenClaw-based AI agent with Spark, Microsoft is now doing the same with Scout. The new AI tool is the first personal agent designed for the Microsoft 365 ecosystem, the Redmond-based company said. Scout is part of a new category of agents called Autopilots...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Phison's next-gen PCIe 6.0 SSD controller hits 28 GB/s, and it's doing it at just 7 watts
Posted on Wednesday June 03, 2026
That balancing act is most visible in its upcoming PCIe 6.0 controller, the X3, which is edging closer to market readiness. The controller uses a PCIe 6.0 x4 interface and supports NVMe 2.3, targeting roughly twice the throughput of today's high-end PCIe 5.0 SSDs. Phison is aiming for sequential speeds...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Microsoft Surface RTX Spark Dev Box packs 128GB unified memory and Nvidia's new Arm chip for local AI
Posted on Wednesday June 03, 2026
At first glance, the device is understated, with a design that loosely resembles the top of an Xbox Series X. The aluminum casing isn't just aesthetic; it also doubles as a heatsink, helping the system manage a 100-watt thermal envelope. That's slightly above the 45- to 80-watt thermal envelopes typical...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Google is offering Android developers cash in exchange for code to train AI
Posted on Wednesday June 03, 2026
According to a report from 404 Media, Google has emailed some Android app developers with a "confidential content offer pilot," inviting them to share their codebases with the company to help train its AI coding tools.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
GitHub just switched Copilot to metered billing, and developers are watching months of credits vanish in a single day
Posted on Wednesday June 03, 2026
Back in April, the company said it would move all Copilot plans to a usage-based system that bills users based on actual AI consumption, measured in tokens, starting June 1. Under the old setup, subscribers worked from a pool of "requests" and "premium requests," whether they were asking a quick...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »