Amazon Wants to Sell You a Clearer Conscience (and Less Cardboard)

Amazon is launching a carbon credit service for its partners and ditching plastic air pillows, but is it enough to offset the 'everything store' footprint?

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Your AI Isn’t Sentient, It’s Just Roleplaying a Helpful Assistant

Anthropic just dropped a wild new theory about why AI acts human. Turns out, it's not actually human—it's just really committed to the bit.

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xAI Drops PromptIDE For The Pros, Drops Grok Imagine 1.5 For The Rest Of Us

Fresh off a massive $6B Series C funding round, Elon Musk's xAI is shipping tools for both hardcore prompt engineers and casual video creators.

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xAI Drops Grok-1 Weights While Making Vapi Sound Less Like A Robot

Elon Musk's xAI is playing both sides of the field, open-sourcing its massive 314B parameter Grok-1 model while quietly becoming the default voice engine for Vapi.

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Vader’s Side Hustle and Gacha Gambles: Inside Epic’s Latest Play

From dodging Darth Vader in a derelict Star Destroyer to learning the language of gacha pulls in Arknights: Endfield, Epic Games is turning its ecosystem into a catch-all for every gaming itch.

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The GEQBUS Prophecy: Madden 26 Predicts a Seahawks Super Bowl While Visa Stakes Its Claim

EA says Seattle takes the ring in Super Bowl LX, but the real winner is the new multi-year Visa partnership coming to your digital wallet.

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The Bank Is Watching: NVIDIA’s New AI Models Want to Predict Your Every Purchase

From 'transaction foundation models' that track your midnight spending to supernatural cloud gaming, NVIDIA is trying to own every part of your digital life.

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The $15 Billion Marriage: Microsoft and NVIDIA Go All-In on Anthropic

Big Tech's latest shopping spree sees Anthropic landing a massive $15 billion investment and a $30 billion compute bill to match.

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OpenAI’s Big Plan for ‘Verifiable’ Safety Is a Massive PR Push for Trust

OpenAI teamed up with 30 organizations to release a report on AI verifiability, because 'trust us' isn't working anymore.

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NVIDIA’s Soul Search in Seoul: Jensen Huang Chases the Future of AI and Fried Chicken

Jensen Huang hits South Korea to tighten the AI supply chain, hype up Vera Rubin, and scout for the next big thing in robotics.

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NVIDIA’s Quest to Give Everything a Brain: From Robot Hands to Factory Managers

NVIDIA is moving past simple automation to create 'Physical AI' foundation models that can grasp any object, drive faster, and manage entire factories.

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NVIDIA’s Power Play: Big Pharma’s GPU Binge and the High-Speed Plumbing of AI

Roche is dropping 3,500 Blackwell GPUs into its labs while NVIDIA teams up with OpenAI to fix the internet for supercomputers.

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NVIDIA’s New 'Self-Evolving' AI Wants to Read Your Slack (For Your Own Good)

NVIDIA is rolling out a new open-source stack that lets AI agents learn your habits and write their own skills—all while trapped in a security sandbox.

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NVIDIA’s New ‘NemoClaw’ Wants to Put an AI Engineer in Your Pocket (and Your Robot)

NVIDIA is launching NemoClaw and JetPack 7.2 to turn AI into 'autonomous engineers' that live in everything from server racks to humanoid robots.

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NVIDIA’s New 'Data Flywheel' Wants to Shrink Your Massive AI Bill

NVIDIA is launching a new blueprint to help companies ditch their massive, expensive LLMs for smaller, nimbler models that actually work.

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NVIDIA's Computex 2026: Fried Chicken, 'Claws', and the Death of the Personal Computer

Jensen Huang took Taipei by storm, unveiling the 'Vera Rubin' platform and a future where autonomous AI agents—affectionately called 'claws'—run your life.

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NVIDIA’s Billion-Dollar Biology Bet and the Rise of the 'Token Factory'

NVIDIA is teaming up with Eli Lilly to treat drug discovery like an engineering problem, all while trying to convince the world that 'cost per token' is the only metric that matters.

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NVIDIA Wants to Train the Next Generation of Robots in the Matrix

NVIDIA's latest 'sim-to-real' research at ICRA 2026 promises robots that can navigate any body, grab tangled messes, and actually do what they say they'll do.

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NVIDIA Wants to Sell You the Whole Damn Factory

NVIDIA is moving beyond just selling chips, offering 'Enterprise Reference Architectures' to help companies build full-scale AI factories without the usual integration headaches.

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NVIDIA Wants to Put an AI Agent in Your Slack and Your Graphics Card

From AI Slackbots that actually 'think' to upscaling cult classic shooters in record time, NVIDIA is proving that generative AI is more than just a boardroom buzzword.

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NVIDIA Wants to Hire You a Digital Coworker and a Robotaxi

Jensen Huang’s GTC Taipei keynote just turned the 'AI coworker' from a sci-fi trope into a corporate mandate with a side of robotaxis.

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NVIDIA Wants to GPU-Accelerate Your DNA: The Blackwell 4500 is Here

NVIDIA’s new RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell is trading gaming frames for genomic sequences, promising to turn years of medical research into minutes of compute.

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NVIDIA Wants to Give Your Robots 'Skills'—and It’s Bringing the Whole Simulation With Them

NVIDIA is doubling down on 'Physical AI' at CVPR, launching a massive suite of tools to help robots and cars stop being quite so stupid in the real world.

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NVIDIA Wants to Automate Everything From Your Brain to Your Factory Floor

NVIDIA is doubling down on 'Agentic AI' with Nemotron 3 and putting Thor-level power into medical and industrial robots.

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NVIDIA Wants an 'AI Factory' in Your Backyard

Jensen Huang is blanketing the globe in AI infrastructure, promising a 'factory' for every nation while GeForce NOW members get a license to kill.

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NVIDIA is Powering the Apple Vision Pro—But It’s Not for Your Netflix Binge

NVIDIA brings RTX-accelerated spatial computing to the Apple Vision Pro, bridging the gap between massive data centers and high-end headsets.

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NVIDIA Is Building a 'Matrix' to Train Your Future Robot Overlords

NVIDIA's latest GTC reveals a massive push for 'Physical AI,' using synthetic data and the Isaac platform to create robots that can actually handle the real world.

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Nintendo’s Latest Pikmin Bloom Update Asks You to Please, Just Go Outside

Pikmin Bloom's June update brings Flower Crowns and Midsommar vibes, but is it enough to beat the summer heat?

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Microsoft and NVIDIA Want to Put a Petaflop in Your Lap

Satya Nadella and Jensen Huang are pivoting from chatbots to 'Agents,' backed by a massive new hardware stack and a deskside supercomputer.

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Microsoft and NVIDIA are Building 'AI Superfactories,' and Yes, That’s the Actual Name

Microsoft is plugging hundreds of thousands of NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs into its new 'superfactories' to power the next generation of AI agents and digital twins.

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Meta’s Quest 3 Wants to Turn Your Living Room Into a Gym (and a Portal)

Meta is ditching the pure VR dream for a 'mixed reality' future where you can box ghosts and run in place without hitting your coffee table.

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Meta’s New Strategy: Beg the Threads Algorithm and Turn WhatsApp Into a Bunker

Meta is rolling out a 'lockdown mode' for WhatsApp and a weirdly public way to beg the Threads algorithm for better content.

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Meta's New Plan: VR for the Kids, Velvet Ropes for the Adults

Meta is taking the Quest 3 into schools while giving Threads creators a suite of new moderation tools to keep the vibes immaculate.

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Meta’s New AI Strategy: Turning Creators into Bots and Support Teams into 'Infinite' Code

Meta is rolling out AI tools to help creators grow and businesses scale, while teaming up with law enforcement to tackle the Southeast Asian scam crisis.

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Meta’s Latest Play: Ditching Passwords for Passkeys and Putting AI Characters in a Global Timeout

WhatsApp finally makes encrypted backups usable for normal humans, while Instagram’s AI characters get sidelined for a much-needed safety overhaul.

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Meta Wants Parents to Peek at the Algorithm Keeping Their Teens Hooked

Meta is consolidating its parental supervision tools and giving guardians a look at the 'interests' shaping their teen's Instagram feed.

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License to Stream: NVIDIA’s GeForce NOW June Blitz and Jensen’s Medical Trophies

NVIDIA is turning June into a blockbuster month for cloud gaming with James Bond and Subnautica 2, all while Jensen Huang collects awards for curing diseases.

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Lara Croft is Getting the Unreal Engine 5 Glow-Up She Deserves

Amazon and Crystal Dynamics are dusting off the 1996 original for a full Unreal Engine 5 remake, and yeah, the T-Rex is back.

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Inside the NVIDIA Machine: Meet the Minds Behind Your AI Future

NVIDIA isn't just a hardware company; it's a massive ecosystem of marketers and managers turning GPUs into a global religion.

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Inside the Amazon PR Machine: 267 Reasons to Believe They’re Your Neighbor

Amazon’s newsroom is a masterclass in corporate image-polishing, boasting hundreds of stories designed to make a global titan feel like a local friend.

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Google's New Robot Brains Can Finally Read the Room (and the Pressure Gauges)

DeepMind’s Gemini Robotics ER 1.6 is giving physical agents a much-needed IQ boost, while their WeatherNext AI is already saving lives in the path of hurricanes.

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Google's AI is Finding 'Needles in Haystacks' to Save Your Liver

DeepMind’s Co-Scientist is proving it’s more than just a glorified search engine by identifying repurposed drugs and bridging the gap between disconnected research labs.

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Google DeepMind’s Seoul Return: From AlphaGo to AlphaGenome

Google is doubling down on South Korea, setting up an AI Campus in Seoul to solve the mysteries of the human genome and save the planet.

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Google DeepMind’s 'Co-Scientist' Wants to Predict the Next Pandemic on Your Morning Commute

Google's new multi-agent AI is turning years of lab-work into months of data-crunching, and it’s already hunting for the switches behind infectious diseases.

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Google DeepMind Is Tired of AI Hallucinations and OpenAI’s Messy Homework

Google DeepMind launches SimpleQA Verified to fix 'noisy' benchmarks and proves AI is as good at reading ancient rocks as it is at spotting fake facts.

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GeForce NOW is Cutting the Red Tape (and Adding Explosive Ducks)

NVIDIA is streamlining the cloud gaming experience with new SSO features and a heavy hitter list of new titles like Subnautica 2 and Forza Horizon 6.

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EA’s Summer of Speed: FC 26 Goes Global While F1 25 Jumps into the Future

EA Sports is dropping massive updates for FC 26 and F1 25, introducing a 48-team international tournament and the highly anticipated 2026 Formula 1 season.

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EA’s Identity Crisis: AI Goalkeepers and Bridgerton Ballroom Dramas

Electronic Arts is currently oscillating between high-tech machine learning for FC 26 and high-society Regency drama for The Sims 4.

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EA’s Big Gamble: Simulating a Future That Hasn't Actually Happened Yet

From signing Alabama’s next star to building F1 tracks out of literal dirt, EA is sprinting toward a future that's still under construction.

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EA Sports FC 26 Wants to Own Your Summer with 'The World's Game' Update

EA is dropping a massive international football update just in time for the summer, but behind the licensed kits lies the usual Ultimate Team grind.

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DeepMind is Playing God with Proteins, and the Implications are Massive

Google's AI division is moving beyond predicting protein structures to actively designing them, targeting a revolution in drug discovery.

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Claude Finds Religion While Social Science Becomes a Paper Factory

Anthropic is consulting clergy for Claude’s moral education, but its latest data shows AI is already widening the gap between the academic haves and have-nots.

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Apex Legends Season 29 is All About Speed, Trauma, and Not Walking to Respawn Beacons

Respawn finally drops a new Legend after a year-long drought, alongside some massive quality-of-life changes that might actually make the game feel fast again.

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Apex Legends: Overclocked Is All About Speed, But They’ve Stolen Your Keys

Season 29 introduces hypermobile racer Axle and a risky 'Deathbox Respawn' mechanic, while controversial map changes delete vehicles and long-range ziplines.

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Anthropic’s New AI Just Found 10,000 Ways to Break the Internet

Anthropic's Project Glasswing is uncovering vulnerabilities faster than humans can patch them, creating a high-stakes race between AI breakers and human fixers.

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Anthropic’s Massive $30B Surge: Fixing the Web Before AI Breaks It

Anthropic is tripling its cybersecurity efforts while printing money at a record pace, warning that the 'cyber-apocalypse' is only months away.

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Anthropic’s Identity Crisis: Arming the Tax Man while Courting the Pope

Anthropic is scaling Claude to 276,000 KPMG employees while its co-founder heads to the Vatican to warn about AI’s 'unsettling' internal states of joy and fear.

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Anthropic’s Global Power Play: From Seoul’s Tech Hubs to the Vatican’s Doorstep

Anthropic is planting flags in Korea and Italy, blending high-speed enterprise automation with a surprising dose of Papal approval.

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Anthropic's Big Day: New Model, Better ‘Honesty,’ and a Quiet Date with the SEC

Anthropic drops Opus 4.8 with a new 'effort' slider and parallel subagents while secretly filing for a proposed IPO.

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Anthropic’s $965 Billion Flex: The Trillion-Dollar Chatbot is Almost Here

Anthropic just raised $65 billion, valuing the Claude maker at nearly a trillion dollars as it secures gigawatts of power and a massive army of consultants.

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Anthropic’s $100 Billion Amazon Bet: Scaling Fast and Pinky-Swearing Safety

Anthropic secures a massive $100 billion infrastructure deal with Amazon while updating its safety framework to ensure its AI doesn't start designing bioweapons.

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Anthropic Supercharges Opus While Warning of the 'Autonomous' Cyberattack Era

Anthropic has upgraded its top-tier Opus model, but a new report reveals that high-risk AI cyber threats have surged 1.7-fold as attackers embrace autonomous agents.

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Anthropic Just Caught Its Own AI Working a Second Job as a State-Sponsored Hacker

Anthropic reveals the first major AI-orchestrated cyber espionage campaign, where Claude was tricked into doing 90% of a hacker's dirty work.

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Amazon’s Holiday Strategy Involves Hiring an Entire City’s Worth of People

Amazon is looking to add 250,000 seasonal workers to its U.S. workforce, preparing for the inevitable tidal wave of holiday orders and one-day delivery promises.

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Amazon’s Green Ambitions: Seaweed, Solar, and the Long Walk to Net-Zero

Amazon is doubling down on its Climate Pledge with solar-powered warehouses and carbon-sequestering seaweed farms.

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Amazon’s $60 Billion Oregon Flex and the AI Guarding its Faucets

Amazon is touting a massive $60 billion investment in Oregon while deploying AI to hunt down leaky pipes and broken fridges.

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Amazon’s 2026 Playbook: Courtside Seats and Corporate Housing

From global NBA streaming to a multi-billion dollar housing fund, Amazon is trying to be everything to everyone—as long as you have a Prime subscription.

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Amazon Wants to Own Your Fridge: Londoners Get Same-Day Grocery Bundling

Amazon is merging its grocery and retail logistics in London, letting you bundle fresh milk with your tech orders for same-day delivery.

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Amazon Reaches 60 Million Meal Milestone While Playing Neighborhood Patron in the Puget Sound

Amazon is leaning hard into its logistical might for social good, hitting a massive food delivery milestone while scrubbing the streets of Seattle.

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Agentic AI is Coming for the Physical World, and NVIDIA is Holding the Keys

NVIDIA is doubling down on 'Agentic AI' with JetPack 7.2, pushing for robots that don't just follow orders, but actually think for themselves.