Storage might join RAM on your PC shortage wish list — NVIDIA’s new AI supercomputers will suck up millions of TB of SSDs to operate

NVIDIA’s Rubin platform is designed to dramatically improve AI computing, making it more affordable and efficient. According to NVIDIA, it can reduce the cost of running AI tasks by a factor of ten and requires four times fewer GPUs for training complex AI models, compared to their current Blackwell hardware used in many data centers.

NVIDIA CEO says the AI “doomer narrative” blocks investments that could make it safer: “I appreciate that many of us grew up and enjoyed science fiction, but it’s not helpful”

Satya Nadella, the CEO of Microsoft, recently shared his vision for AI in a blog post, outlining his expectations for the technology in 2026. This comes as Microsoft continues to add AI features to all its products, even though some users have reacted negatively, leading to online criticism and a new, unflattering nickname for the company: ‘Microslop’.

Epic Games Store has grown massively, but it has trained users to never buy anything — is Xbox PC going down the same path?

Okay, so Epic’s been getting a *lot* more users, which is awesome! But honestly, it’s a little frustrating to see that hasn’t really turned into more sales. Their revenue from game developers only went up by 1.6% in the same period, meaning most of these new players aren’t actually buying games *through* the Epic Games Store. It’s like they’re visiting, but not opening their wallets, you know?

Jeff Bezos once said the quiet part out loud — envisioning that you’ll give up your PC for an AI cloud version from the likes of Amazon and Microsoft.Will the DRAM price rout make it true?

Microsoft has been very open about wanting to make Windows centered around artificial intelligence, and this has caused a lot of frustration among both its users and investors recently. Lately, Microsoft – sometimes jokingly called “Microslop” due to its AI efforts – has been adding its OpenAI-powered Copilot chatbot to many of its products, but these additions haven’t always been well-received or fully developed.

A Destiny-style raid has come to Halo Infinite, and it left me speechless — it’s so awesome that fans want Bungie to hire the creator

I’ve been amazed by what people have built in Halo Infinite using Forge. We’ve seen recreations of old missions, funny Pokémon battlegrounds, impressive RPG fights like those in Baldur’s Gate 3, and even game modes inspired by Helldivers 2. But honestly, one recent creation stands out as the most incredible thing I’ve seen anyone make with the tool so far.