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Two years after its 2024 debut, Microsoft is quietly retiring the Copilot+ brand from new Surface laptops, even as devices meet the original technical requirements. The shift reflects changing market conditions and a broader recalibration of the company's AI strategy.
A newly disclosed patent reveals Nvidia's work on an artificial intelligence chatbot designed to simplify the process of identifying and fixing performance problems in PC games before launch.
A graphics card owner claims PNY rejected his warranty claim for an RTX 5090 that melted its power connectors while running on the manufacturer's own cable with a stock power supply.
At Salesforce's annual conference, the focus on AI agents has moved away from flashy demonstrations toward measurable business results. The company is rolling out integrated platforms that tie agents to enterprise data, workflows and accountability.
The specialized cloud provider has completed the first industry validation of Nvidia's Vera Rubin NVL72 platform, positioning itself as an alternative to general-purpose clouds for enterprises moving AI workloads from experimentation to production.
Security researchers have uncovered details about Meta's Muse AI agent infrastructure, which relies on AMD EPYC 9D25 processors to isolate each user in a private sandbox with two vCPUs and 8GB of memory.
A newly disclosed patent application reveals Sony's exploration of enabling PlayStation controllers to process transactions through contactless payment methods, potentially streamlining in-game purchases.
While the U.S. embraces AI agents, European skepticism about the technology is leaving enterprises vulnerable to AI-powered cyberattacks, according to Constellation Research.
