Unity 7 Is Coming, and It’s Rethinking How Games Get Made
Game development has quietly become a team sport that includes AI. Studios of every size are now mixing human designers, artists, and producers with coding agents that write and...
Red Dot Names Its 2026 Best of the Best: What the Winners Say About Where Design Is Headed
Essen doesn't usually make headlines, but for one night every year, the German city...
Sony’s New RX10 V Packs Alpha-Level AI Into One Do-It-All Camera
Sony just gave its most versatile camera a serious brain upgrade. The RX10 V,...
Seven Visions, One Title: Hasselblad Names Its 2026 Masters
Hasselblad has announced the seven photographers who will carry the title of Hasselblad Master...
From Pixels to the Body: Inside Midjourney’s Surprise Leap Into Medical Hardware
Midjourney has spent four years training the public to think of it as a...
How to Set Up Firefox’s New Free Built-in VPN and Use Native Split View
Digital privacy often feels like a full-time job, requiring users to juggle various extensions and subscriptions just to keep their personal data from leaking...
OpenAI Shuts Down Sora as Disney’s $1 Billion Deal Collapses
The sudden closure of OpenAI's AI video platform marks one of the most dramatic reversals in the brief history of generative AI, and leaves...
Sony’s Tokyo Studio Is Where the Future of Filmmaking Gets Made
Sony is bringing its global media production hub network to Japan, opening the Digital Media Production Center Japan (DMPC Japan) inside the company's Group...
Anthropic’s Claude Cowork Lets You Assign AI Tasks From Your Phone and Walk Away
Artificial intelligence is getting better at doing things. The harder challenge has always been getting it to do things without you watching. Anthropic's Claude...
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Sony World Photography Awards 2026: National and Regional Winners
Every year, from the rice terraces of Southeast Asia to the fractured ice shelves of the polar south, from the labyrinthine alleyways of ancient...
NVIDIA’s Dynamo 1.0 Is Free, Open Source Software That Makes AI Inference Up to 7x Faster
Running AI models at scale is harder than it looks. Training a model is a one-time investment. Inference, the process of actually using that...
Adobe and NVIDIA Are Teaming Up to Reinvent Creative and Marketing Workflows With AI
Two of the most influential companies in creative technology are deepening a partnership that goes back more than two decades. Adobe and NVIDIA have...
NVIDIA Is Trying to Become the Default Platform for Every Kind of Robot
Jensen Huang has a bold prediction: every industrial company will become a robotics company. Whether or not that timeline plays out exactly as he...
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NVIDIA and T-Mobile Want to Turn the 5G Network Into a Distributed AI Computer
Most conversations about AI infrastructure focus on data centers, the massive facilities packed with GPU racks that train and run the world's most powerful...
BYD, Nissan, Geely and More Are Building Self-Driving Cars on NVIDIA’s Platform — and Robotaxis Are Coming to Uber by 2027
Self-driving vehicles have been a promise for a long time. The technology has advanced significantly, but wide-scale deployment has remained perpetually just around the...
NVIDIA Wants to Be the Platform That Powers Every Enterprise AI Agent
Autonomous AI agents are moving from experiment to enterprise infrastructure faster than most organizations anticipated. The question is no longer whether companies will deploy...
NVIDIA Is Building a Coalition of AI Labs to Develop Open Frontier Models Together
The race to build the most powerful AI models has largely been a competition, with labs guarding their research, their data, and their techniques...
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NVIDIA Is Releasing a Wave of Open AI Models Covering Everything From Robot Brains to Drug Discovery
NVIDIA does not just make chips. It has spent years building a parallel business in AI software and open models, and at GTC this...
NVIDIA’s NemoClaw Brings Security and Privacy to OpenClaw’s Fast-Growing AI Agent Platform
AI agents are getting good enough to actually be useful, and that is precisely when the uncomfortable questions start. If a piece of software...

