Hardware

Following the setbacks of devices such as the Humane AI Pin and the Rabbit R1, companies in the U.S. and China are now focusing on developing AI-enabled gadgets.

Texas Instruments has created a microcontroller that is 38% smaller than its smallest competitor.

The project has reportedly raised $1 billion in funding.

Both laptops come with the new Microsoft Windows Copilot+ label.

The company's service for SNES and Gameboy, which was only released in Japan, let users add and remove games from their cartridges via special terminals at video game stores.