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If these performance claims land in real devices, VR gaming and XR smartglasses may finally scale to higher fidelity plus AI.

Palo Alto startup Architect Labs says its approach reduces chip-design barriers so more companies can build AI hardware.

Workers turned heavy AI usage into a stealth expense line. Now companies are redesigning incentives to minimize it.

The Renesas acquisition strengthens its software push by bringing US chip design startup Pictorus into the stack.

What top advisers are telling tech founders and investors now, and why boards should care about the shift.

Public beta starts today across Creative Cloud apps, aiming to automate the tedious parts without taking creative control.

The color limits are finally loosening: rollout starts now for rapid release, then expands June 29.

For studios, platforms, and investors: pre-sales kick off 25 June, turning hype into scheduled cash flow.

Professor Martin Trefzer says the near-term win is hybrid edge applications, not swapping LLM datacenters.

A new Spotify ticketing system pre-allocates “Reserved” seats for superfans, with rollout details that shift how artists and fans get access.

The Akai MPC One and Key 37 get performance upgrades aimed at smoother workflows for creators who gig and produce.

California is banking on an IPO tax windfall from the biggest AI and space names, yet several factors could blunt the payoff.