Tim Culpan reports TSMC may help run Terafab’s planned Texas chip factories; Musk calls it “just discussions.”
Tech in Asia says Grab bought Atome’s lending engine after spending US$1.2 billion learning how hard credit is.
BGR says a mesh system isn't inherently more secure if its router and all nodes receive firmware updates.
PCMag recommends Linux Mint for people who can't upgrade to Windows 11 or don't like what they've seen of it.
BGR says PC building has become an exercise in trials and tribulations, even with that target in mind.
BGR says each distinct symbol on a current Roku remote controls a different device feature.
BGR says compatible headphones can connect seamlessly to broadcasts in public places using Auracast.
PCMag presents its password advice as an alternative to sticky notes and password resets.
TechCrunch reports David Robinson led safety-report writing for major OpenAI launches and urged AI labs to learn from aviation and nuclear safety.
BGR says users see Apple Music's lack of a smooth handoff between devices as a problem.
BGR says the band also offers long battery life and plenty of features.
BGR also names mobile-focused Qualcomm and emerging Chinese companies like Moore Threads.
BGR says the batteries will eventually go bad, but are easy to swap and relatively cheap.
PCMag says Apple's flagship is beloved by creative pros but has no monopoly on premium design or top-end performance.
Techmeme points to Stephen Wolfram’s writing on formalization challenges as AI automates parts of pure mathematics research.
Tech in Asia says Ant International connects 50-plus wallets through Alipay+ and powered 2 billion-plus cross-border transactions in 2025.
Techmeme, citing the Financial Times, says the claims concern Android apps downloaded from Google Play since 2015.
Techmeme, citing Keigo Yoshida at Nikkei Asia, says Toshiba is targeting a 30% share by storage capacity, up from about 10%.
BGR suggests considering the model if you’re shopping for a new phone and want to stay with Android.
Techmeme shares a Tom's Hardware report linking the freeze to an influx of invalid AI-driven reports.
