Kezia Jungco

South Korea will launch the 614-petaflop Hangang supercomputer in December, opening high-end compute to researchers, national projects, and companies.

Australia plans to let social media users choose algorithmic or follow-only feeds under new digital safety rules targeting platform design and control.

Patagonia is attracting multibillion-dollar AI data center plans, but power infrastructure and connectivity gaps could determine which projects get built.

Lenovo’s $700 IdeaPad Vibe rivals the MacBook Neo with more ports, chip choices, and upgrade options, but the base 8GB RAM model has limits.

Google’s September Android update adds five features across Gemini, Find Hub, Keep, and Messages, but availability depends on your Android version.

Eligible US college students can get Google AI Pro free for a year, including higher Gemini limits, study tools, and 5TB of storage.

Windows 10 ESU keeps eligible PCs patched after support ends. Learn the 2026 cost, eligibility rules, coverage, deadlines, and how to enroll.

OnePlus 16 leaks point to a 9,000mAh battery, 200MP camera, 185Hz display, and new Snapdragon chip, though most specs remain unconfirmed.

Apple reportedly trained a China-specific AI model with Alibaba, changing how Apple Intelligence may work for users and businesses in mainland China.

OnePlus has opened a ColorOS 17 closed beta for its 15 series in India, signaling its move beyond OxygenOS and new considerations for IT teams.

Meta must pay $567 million and change Facebook and Instagram protections for minors under a New Mexico court order it plans to appeal.

Google reshuffled its AI leadership as Demis Hassabis moved into a research role and Jeff Dean departed, raising questions about Gemini execution.