On August 30, ChangXin Memory filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Defense Department, ByteDance delayed its Doubao 2.2 model, and Tesla introduced a lower-priced Model 3 in Hong Kong and Macau.
South Korea's privacy watchdog fined GS Retail 12.8 billion won for a data leak that exposed personal details of 1.66 million GS SHOP and GS25 customers.
South Korea's defense procurement agency has completed development of an armored medical evacuation vehicle to safely transport wounded troops from the front lines.
The GameCube controller remains beloved 25 years after launch, supported by Nintendo across multiple consoles due to its unique design and Super Smash Bros. legacy.
Epson's new LifeStudio Grand UST projector adds Google TV and an extra HDMI port, but TechRadar finds it still trails competitors in audio, color, and design.
A 12TB Steam data leak, circulating via BitTorrent, contains a nearly complete archive of game builds from 2003 to 2013, including unreleased prototypes.
A new benchmark of voice-agent inference APIs shows time to first token (TTFT) is not enough; time-to-first-sentence matters more, with Baseten's gpt-oss-120b hitting 0.23s TTFT.
Google Cloud AI and university researchers released EnvHarness, a programmable layer that wraps static agent environments to adapt them for policy training, improving skill gains by up to 9 points.
AWS plans to add 2 million Nvidia GPUs between 2027 and 2028, expanding its AI infrastructure partnership and reserving 100,000 chips for government use.
Engadget explains why faster USB cables won't improve Android Auto audio, and where to really look: music app quality, EQ settings, wired/wireless testing and car audio controls.
TechRadar's review calls KEF LS Luxe one of the best wireless stereo speaker systems available, citing superb audio and noting the need for careful placement.
Liux, a Spanish EV startup, has won Europe-wide approval for its Liux Big microcar, priced below €18,000, and will start sales in 2027, according to TechCrunch.