Author: Zach_Wilson
Hollywood has no idea what to do about AI
This is an excerpt of Sources by Alex Heath, a newsletter about AI and the tech industry, syndicated just for The Verge subscribers once a week. This week, I got an up-close look at how far apart Silicon Valley and Hollywood are on what to do about AI. First, at…
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Valve’s Steam Deck inspired VR headset might be launching soon –here’s what we know
Valve is reportedly launching a VR headset called the Steam Frame soon Analysts have said the mysterious headset has entered mass production Leaked specs tease a headset more powerful than the Meta Quest 3 While there’s a lot of buzz about the (likely) incoming Samsung Moohan headset – its first,…
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Amazon AU’s October Prime sale ends Monday, but I’d jump on these 8 bestsellers quick – they might not last
Amazon‘s October Prime Day sale has, unsurprisingly, offered a whopping number of enticing discounts. And, whether you want live coverage of the latest deals, the best sales under AU$100 or simply the biggest discounts that are half price or better, my colleagues and I at TechRadar Australia have you covered.…
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OpenAI allegedly sent police to an AI regulation advocate’s door
Will OpenAI send police to your door if you advocate for AI regulation? Nathan Calvin, a lawyer who shapes policies surrounding the technology at Encode AI, claims OpenAI did just that. “One Tuesday night, as my wife and I sat down for dinner, a sheriff’s deputy knocked on the door…
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Ambitious Chinese GPU vendor debuts liquid-cooled, single-slot, dual GPU card with 48GB RAM and the ability to get four of them in a system – sadly, it’s the Intel Arc Pro B60
MaxSun design revives long-abandoned dual-GPU engineering with modern cooling Each slim card manages 48GB of memory and dual GPUs in tight spaces MaxSun Intel Arc Pro B60 48G Turbo Edition allows dense GPU stacking across full PCIe 5.0 bandwidth Chinese graphics card manufacturer MaxSun has revealed a liquid-cooled version of…
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Bose is yanking key features from its SoundTouch speakers
Bose is discontinuing support for the cloud-based features available on its SoundTouch products on February 18th, 2026. “After February 18, certain features — including access to integrated music services like Spotify and TuneIn, as well as multi-room playback — will no longer be available,” Bose says. That same day, the…
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