· · Engadget
Are you prepared to wait until 2027 for a Steam Controller?
In an update, Valve says it may not ship some Steam Controller orders until next year.
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· · Tom's Guide
When is 'Disclosure Day' coming to streaming? Here's our best guess
Here's our guess as to when you can buy or rent to watch 'Disclosure Day' at home, and when you can stream it.
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· · Tom's Guide
Open-earbuds aren’t usually for everyone, but I’m certain that the Beyerdynamic Amiron ZERO earbuds are the exception to that rule
The Beyerdynamic Amiron ZERO earbuds are the best open-earbuds I’ve tested, with detailed sound and impressive comfort that will please anyone.
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· · Tom's Guide
Soundboks Portable Party Speaker Falls Short of Sonic Perfection
The Soundboks Mix is a powerful and incredibly loud party speaker, which delivers ground-shaking bass and 40 hours of battery life. But it has some flaws.
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· · Tom's Guide
This budget desk chair from Boulies offers exceptional comfort for long hours.
The Boulies EP200 is a great choice for a budget desk chair that will fit right in to your home office… as long as you can look past signs of aging.
#budget-furniture#home-office#desk-chair#ergonomics
· · Tom's Guide
Quiz: Can you match these delicious dishes to the right 2026 World Cup team?
If you can score 80% or more, you’re a global genius (and you're bound to get some watch party food inspiration, too).
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· · The Next Web
Hyundai to buy SoftBank’s last Boston Dynamics stake for $325m
Hyundai is preparing to buy out the last piece of Boston Dynamics it does not already own. The South Korean carmaker plans to acquire SoftBank’s remaining 9.65% stake in the US robotics firm for $325m, a deal that would make the maker of the Atlas humanoid a wholly owned Hyundai subsidiary, accordin
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· · The Next Web
Turkey clears Uber’s acquisition of Getir’s delivery business
Uber has cleared the last regulatory hurdle to buying Getir’s delivery business in Turkey. The country’s Competition Board approved the US company’s acquisition of the delivery arm from Getir’s Emirati controlling shareholder, Mubadala, on Friday, ending a review that began when the deal was struck
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· · The Next Web
Higgsfield launches enterprise marketing agents built on NVIDIA, claiming 78 per cent of Fortune 500 as clients
Higgsfield, the AI video startup valued at $1.3 billion, on Wednesday launched what it calls the first enterprise-ready autonomous agent framework for marketing automation. Supercomputer 2.0, built on NVIDIA’s Agent Toolkit and powered by Nemotron models, adds safety controls and granular permission
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· · The Next Web
Meta signs new AI computing deals with data-centre firm Crusoe
Meta has signed new deals to draw computing power from Crusoe, the data-centre developer, adding to the vast and growing pile of infrastructure the company is assembling for its AI ambitions. The agreements cover two sites, in Childress, Texas, and Warrenton, Missouri, and will give Meta roughly 1.6
#meta#ai-computing#data-centre#infrastructure#cloud-computing
· · The Next Web
Anthropic's Mythos remains accessible to initial users despite US directive
When Washington ordered Anthropic to shut off access to its most advanced AI model, it did not shut off everyone. Some of the organisations Anthropic had chosen early to test Mythos have kept their access to a preview of the system, even as other versions went dark under a US export directive, accor
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· · AndroidPolice
The ultimate text editor for daily writing excellence revealed
I found the only text editor that actually lets me focus
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· · GSMArena
Fresh Galaxy A27 renders surface ahead of expected launch
Samsung is expected to launch the Galaxy A27 soon. While the company has yet to announce a launch date, nearly everything else about the smartphone has already leaked. Now, a fresh batch of renders has surfaced online, giving us another look at the phone’s design and colors. The latest renders show
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· · Dev.to
Unraveling the Financial Mysteries of Large Language Models in the Cloud
LLM costs scale linearly with usage. A system processing 10,000 requests a day at $0.01 per request costs $100 daily — $365 a year. At enterprise scale, that's over $10,000. Cost optimization isn't about cutting corners. It's about spending tokens where they matter. Every token you waste is a token
#cloud-cost-optimization#llm-costs#ai-cloud-computing#machine-learning-cloud#cloud-pricing-models
· · Dev.to
Fortem Takes on Humanitec in Cloud Infrastructure Showdown
Humanitec is the most-marketed IDP of 2025. If you run AWS ECS Fargate and searched "humanitec alternative," you've likely seen it at the top of every comparison listicle. But the ECS team evaluating Humanitec is usually solving a different problem than the one Humanitec is built for. This article e
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· · Dev.to
I Built a Match-Day Social Listening Dashboard for the World Cup in a Weekend
I wanted a single screen that told me what the internet was feeling during a World Cup match — which teams and players were spiking, whether the mood was joy or rage, and which moments were about to go viral. The enterprise social listening tools that do this cost more per month than my rent. So I b
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· · Dev.to
Auto-Generated Adversarial Tests for AI-Generated Code Now Possible via GitHub App
Six months ago I kept reading the same story. Developer uses Cursor or Claude Code to ship a feature. CI goes green. Merge lands. Three days later, production breaks in a way no test caught. AST extraction via tree-sitter We parse the changed Python files and extract function signatures, bodies, doc
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· · Dev.to
Deploying Airtable AI Across Three Cloud Regions at Near-Zero Latency
What I Learned Running Airtable AI Across Three Regions at p99 I still remember the Slack thread where my VP of Engineering asked the question that made my stomach drop: "Can we hit 99.9% on the new AI workflow, or do we need to revisit the architecture?" That was the moment I started taking Airtabl
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· · Dev.to
Raven Takes Flight: No-Code Trading Bot Builder Emerges for Prediction Markets
Today I worked on Raven, a no-code trading bot builder for prediction markets. The goal is to improve usability, fix some bugs in the beta system, and experiment with a new strategy creation experience. Raven is inspired by tools like n8n, but instead of automating APIs, it lets users visually desig
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· · Dev.to
India's Enterprises Embrace Next.js Scalability via Optimized Frontend Architectures
How Technical Leaders Can Build High-Performance, Maintainable, and Future-Proof Frontend Platforms Enterprise web applications are no longer simple websites. Modern organizations require highly scalable frontend architectures that support multiple teams, frequent releases, global user bases, and co
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