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The unofficial PS5SX2 emulator now automates importing and launching PS2 discs on jailbroken PS5s, and adds a direct-read feature that is disabled by default. Here is how the two launch methods work, how they were tested, and where CD support falls short.
Microsoft has begun rolling out Office in Copilot to Frontier participants, letting people edit Word, Excel and PowerPoint files beside a conversation and finish them with colleagues. Here is how it differs from earlier features, plus access requirements and billing.
CMB.TECH's 210,000-dwt Mineral Europa has begun its maiden voyage to Australia. We look at how Fortescue's contract for up to 12 vessels differs by ship specification, and what it takes to judge the real decarbonization impact, including pilot fuel and production emissions.
AMD's reported GDDR6 price increase for board partners points to wider memory pressure: older GDDR6 is being cut back, GDDR7 is capacity-constrained, and Micron's new fabs will take time to ease supply.
Windows Update certificates expire in May and June 2027, and devices that haven't received the new ones won't be able to get any updates. Here are the required updates by OS, 24H2 support end dates by edition, and what to know about WSUS and manual recovery after expiration.
ArtCraft has released seven free Adobe alternatives built with Claude. We examine primary sources on Adobe's cancellation fees, PSD and RAW compatibility, and AI-funded development to see what migration and maintenance burdens remain.
Microsoft has unveiled Decision-1, a decision-only AI built by further training Qwen. We examine how it returns probabilities for each option, the official claim of 35x the speed of GPT-6 Sol, third-party measurements, and the risk of wrong decisions in real-world use.
a16z's new report shows the top 1% of US AI payers spend an average of $903 a month. We look at what the 4.5% paid-subscription figure really means, why professionals drive spending, and how usage pricing and ads fit in.
A leak claims GB202 chips will go to RTX PRO instead of the RTX 5090. NVIDIA has not confirmed it, but the upcoming RTX PRO 5500's 84GB of memory and GPU partitioning show how consumer and enterprise needs differ.
TypeSafe AI has raised $870 million at a $7.5 billion valuation and plans to expand Jev for enterprise use. The company and its lead investor describe Fortune 500 adoption differently, and the guarantees and benchmarks come with caveats.
