Colossal Biosciences plans to de-extinct the bluebuck antelope
Colossal Biosciences, the de-extinction company, announced it plans to bring back the bluebuck, a kind of antelope that disappeared in 1800, from extinction. This...
Commodore 64 retro lineup expands with C64C edition this year
After last year’s debut of the Commodore 64 Ultimate, Commodore has announced a new edition of the retro hardware, the Commodore 64C Ultimate. Now...
Tenstorrent enables AI at scale with Tenstorrent Galaxy Blackhole platform
Tenstorrent, the AI compute company led by chip pioneer Jim Keller, announced te general availability of Tenstorrent Galaxy Blackhole deployed at scale, delivering industry-leading...
60% of enterprises are deploying AI PCs | IDC report
About 60% of enterprises are deploying AI PCs, according to a report by research firm IDC. As companies large and small continue to adapt...
Webtoon partners with Genies to expand fandom with digital avatars
Webtoon Entertainment, a global entertainment company and home to some of the world’s largest storytelling platforms, announced a strategic partnership with Genies, the AI...
Quantum Art adds $40M in funding to scale quantum computing systems
Quantum Art, a developer of trapped-ion quantum computers, announced that it has added $40 million to its $100 million funding round with new and...
Playcast teams with FarBridge to bring PC game RWBY Grimm Eclipse to mobile with zero developer work | exclusive
RWBY: Grimm Eclipse has become the first launch title on Playcast‘s instant-play technology, turning a premium PC game into mobile play that runs inside...
Intel reports $13.6B in revenues, up 7% for Q1 2026
Intel reported first-quarter financial results, with revenue hitting $13.6 billion, up 7% from a year ago. The net loss was 73 cents a share,...
Seagate introduces storage for the consumer data explosion
Seagate announced new and refreshed consumer and prosumer storage solutions across its Seagate, FireCuda, and LaCie brands. The products include the Seagate One Touch...
How The Biological Computing Co. will speed AI processing with human brain cells | deep interviews
In a “wet lab” in San Francisco, The Biological Computing Co. is growing computers from brain cells. It is creating a new class of...