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ESPN begins 4K HDR streaming in the US on iOS and Apple TV, with more platforms planned before the Super Bowl.
OpenAI introduced Dots, a GPT-6 Astra agent, at DevDay, pitching it as a professional tool against Meta's free Muse agent. Dots is limited to ChatGPT Pro users at $20 a month and up, while Muse is free to anyone with a Meta account.
A months-long Verge investigation says Kevin O’Leary’s Wonder Valley, a planned 40,000-acre Utah AI data center, was halted by a political firestorm over secrecy and local opposition.
At its World Tour London event, Snowflake said becoming a truly agentic enterprise rests on data foundations, model choice and an 'agentic control plane' that ties AI agents into core operations.
Walmart is expanding light-up digital shelf labels and new app tools to help shoppers and workers find products faster across U.S. stores, CNBC reports.
RoseBerry Media is recutting Neighbours into vertical microdramas for Epis, Variety reported Monday.
HP has announced the OmniBook 5 14, a $699.99 Windows laptop with OLED across configurations, up to Intel Core 7, and a 42-hour battery claim. The company also introduced the ProBook 4 G2iS business notebook.
Neurable has released the Neurable One, a $499 brain-scanning headphone that tracks focus, mental processing, brain age and sleep effects. It is the company's first premium EEG headset without Master & Dynamic.
Audible introduced three new features that let listeners track characters, interact with story characters via generative AI, and view extra context about places in books, starting with Dracula and a small set of titles.
Amazon launched new Kindle, Paperwhite and Colorsoft models with thinner designs, new colors and a $34.99 remote. The entry-level Kindle is available now; Paperwhite and Colorsoft are on preorder.
ServiceNow launched Flow, conversational interface that handles service desk requests via Slack and Microsoft Teams.
Cloudflare has introduced Cloudflare Basin, a serverless data platform built on Apache Iceberg and its egress-free R2 storage, aiming to lower the cost of analytics infrastructure and move into a market led by Snowflake and Databricks.
Keurig unveiled Alta, a single-serve system that brews compressed coffee tablets called AltaRounds instead of plastic pods. The brewer still accepts K-Cups, and a $499.99 early access bundle ships in October.
Legato has released Legato Frames, AI-powered hearing glasses for adults with up to moderate hearing loss. They start at $999 and use on-device processing, dual speakers, and Bluetooth streaming.
The Verge calls Gears of War: E-Day a strong, brutal prequel arriving during a tumultuous period for Xbox.
Private Internet Access has added 15 VPN server locations, bringing its network to 170 locations across 104 countries and territories. The expansion includes first-time coverage in Cuba, Belarus, Myanmar and other markets, plus city-level servers in Naples and Tottenham.
Samsung's first Android XR smart glasses will launch in November, an official said, with pricing and an exact date still unknown.
Blue Cross Blue Shield Association estimates AI-assisted hospital coding added $942 million in costs from 2023 to 2025, as hospitals and insurers clash over whether the technology improves documentation or drives higher bills.
Micron warns RAM shortage will worsen in 2027 and 2028, with robots seen adding major memory demand.
Octopus Energy plug-in solar kits sell out with more on the way; TechRadar compares OM System PEN and Lumix L10.
D-Wave opened a beta program for its gate-model quantum simulator, allowing customers to test error-aware programs.
Anthropic launched Claude for Government, moving to pre-allocated pricing and adding Microsoft 365 early access.
Shinhan Bank said personal information of about 25,000 customers was leaked through hacking on Wednesday. South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service sent a team to inspect, while sources suspect overseas hackers used AI tools.
SpaceX will launch Google's first orbital TPU prototype and Satlyt software, testing whether AI data centers can work in space.