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Microsoft has extended Auto SR, its game upscaling feature, to Copilot+ PCs with Intel Core Ultra Series 3. We look at two examples from Microsoft, by settings, plus supported devices and games, and when to use in-game upscaling instead.
At Made On YouTube 2026, YouTube announced more than 30 updates, including custom feeds, AI editing, Shorts series, live dubbing and overseas product tags. Here is when and where each is available.
Qualcomm's new audio platform integrates Wi-Fi 6E and AI processing. What actually changed from the S7 series, how the idea of connecting directly to the cloud developed, and what conditions sit behind the claimed 2x AI performance and 40% power savings, checked against primary sources and on-site reporting.
ChatGPT's Live voice mode now supports plugins, and Work can be controlled by voice on web and mobile. Here is what the official sources say about app permissions, on-screen approvals, mode differences and usage limits.
We compare Qwen-Audio-3.1's speech recognition, conversation and speech synthesis with rivals, separating Alibaba's own tests, third-party ratings of the older TTS model, and each company's API pricing.
Meta's Muse AI agent was reportedly tried by more than 500,000 people in its first week. A Meta executive acknowledges OpenClaw's influence on the product design, but public documents show differences in where the workspace lives and how permissions are managed.
Meta's Petal subsea cable, linking the US and France, aims for a 1 Pbps design capacity while keeping the same 24 fiber pairs used in earlier systems. Here's how the dual-core fiber, repeater, and power-feed design works—and what still needs to be verified before commercial service begins.
Snorkel AI raised $350 million. This article examines the data-delivery business model behind the $3.5 billion valuation, and scrutinizes the gap between annualized revenue run rate and actual profit margins based on primary sources.
Reports indicate Intel's EMIB substrate yield has improved to roughly 45%. Comparing anonymous industry figures against primary sources from Intel and substrate makers reveals a gap between substrate progress and mass-producible finished packages.
CXMT is planning a NAND R&D line in Beijing, while YMTC has sent LPDDR prototypes to customers. Here is how far each move has gone, checked against the mass-production products each company has officially announced.
