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Steam's Linux usage share dropped to 3.90% in August 2026, but remained 1.26 points higher than the same month last year. A closer look at the breakdown beyond SteamOS Holo—and the survey's limitations—shows why a single month's figure can be misleading.
An unofficial DLSS 5 benchmark shows the RTX 5090 Founders Edition reaching its 575W power limit. A closer look at the numbers against an 802W-class card shows why connector count alone can't explain the performance gap.
Broadcom's AI chip revenue now accounts for more than half of total company sales. Drawing on primary sources, we examine the growth in custom XPUs and networking, the terms of its rack financing deals, customer concentration, and supply constraints.
Meta's Muse Spark 1.3 closes in on rivals in long-context and code benchmarks, but the flagship comparison relies on a "max" reasoning tier that isn't yet available. We examine the currently accessible xhigh tier's scores, API pricing, and evaluation conditions.
Google and geothermal startup Fervo Energy have signed a deal to procure 396MW from Fervo's Cape Station in Utah. With an expansion option to 1GW and a direct-to-load framework enabled by Utah's SB132, the deal powers AI facilities at no cost to existing ratepayers.
Google is pulling DDR4 memory out of retired servers and reconnecting it to new-generation AI servers via a dedicated interface, turning component recycling into a supply-defense strategy amid a memory shortage.
On September 1, 2026, the DOJ filed a 20-page statement of interest in the NYT v. OpenAI MDL, arguing that copying for LLM training is a separate use and fair use. We look at why it isolates training, what it leaves out (the acquisition stage behind the $1.5 billion Bartz settlement), and how Japan and the EU differ.
Google has introduced a new method for Gemini that selects and examines parts of a video based on the question asked. This piece explains the conditions behind the up to 88% token savings, and why static processing remains necessary for short videos or full-video review.
The U.S. Department of Defense has formally deployed ChatGPT and Grok on its dedicated AI platform, GenAI.mil. Moving away from single-vendor dependence, the department aims to streamline logistics and procurement work within a secure environment for handling Controlled Unclassified Information.
Qualcomm has unveiled its next-generation mobile GPU architecture. By embedding dedicated AI cores and an 18MB high-speed cache across three GPU slices, the company keeps heavy rendering workloads entirely on-chip, targeting up to 40% better power efficiency.
