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Framework’s upcoming mini-ITX desktop pairs AMD’s Ryzen AI Max+ Pro chip with a mountain of unified memory, bringing massive AI models completely offline.

By folding cloud gaming directly into Prime Video at no extra cost, Amazon is trying to solve the hardest problem in interactive entertainment.

Across the country, citizens are uniting across party lines to halt the unstoppable march of hyperscale data centers.

Samsung’s eighth-gen folding lineup arrives with a wider screen built for nonstop streaming and scrolling.

As the tech giant tests an AI children's book generator, we are rapidly outsourcing the intimate art of human imagination.

Anthropic and Blackstone are launching Ode, a massive new venture built on the premise that the next trillion-dollar AI business is plumbing, not models.

As handhelds and high-powered mobile rigs take over, a new wave of AI tools is helping gamers share their best moments without the hassle of traditional editing.

From exploited bugs to interviews requiring stolen hardware, the legal battle between the two tech giants exposes the messy underbelly of the AI talent war.

Even Realities just hit a billion-dollar valuation by stripping cameras out of smart glasses—proving that for busy independent workers, focus beats filming.

Faced with slowing engagement and fierce competition from YouTube, the giants of on-demand entertainment are turning back to always-on channels and free, ad-supported tiers.

From camera-free smart glasses to synced flip phones, hardware designers are embracing a surprising new philosophy: less is more.