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Sharp, independent analysis of the shifts changing technology, gaming and culture — before the headlines catch up.
Ubisoft is winning back praise for its games in 2026, but distrust around layoffs, monetization and past decisions remains. Can gamers learn to like Ubisoft again?
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02OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and 125 others warn AI attacks will hit faster. Their evidence is real but their plan has no budget, deadline or enforcement.
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03Nvidia’s data-centre revenue rose 117% while Perplexity launched a local AI agent. The real shift is hybrid AI—routing work by cost, speed, privacy and capability.
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04OpenAI built a chip, Cisco packaged complete AI systems and Google put agents inside real jobs. Here’s how that could change the AI you use every day.
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05ChatGPT reaches one billion people a week, while only 0.7% of active individual users tried Codex in June. Why is delegation still such a hard sell?
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06Alibaba sells Lingxi Games and raises $10.2 billion for AI, while Mattel launches a new game studio focused on Roblox and Fortnite.
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07Nvidia is moving beyond chips, with a reported $6 billion Poolside deal and investments in Starcloud and Cloverleaf. Models, talent, data centers, energy infrastructure and even computing in space.
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