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Co-CEO takes break after Epstein allegations surface. Other co-CEO now just signs as "CEO."
NanoIC launched at IMEC Leuven with €700M EU funding. Europe wants 20% of global chip production by 2030. Currently has 10%. The gap between ambition and reality is... significant.
Nvidia filed a motion to dismiss copyright claims, arguing that discussing pirate libraries doesn't equal infringement. But emails show contact with Anna's Archive, a 500TB shadow library of illegal books, with management approval. April 2 hearing will determine if authors survive the motion.
No new gaming GPUs this year, RTX 60 series pushed to 2028. The official reason is memory shortages. The revenue split tells a different story.
Co-CEO Mark Gerhard alleges they've caught the people behind an alleged €1M campaign to destroy MindsEye. No arrests yet, no public evidence, no lawsuits filed.
Ubisoft faces escalating internal unrest as multiple French labor unions publicly demanded the resignation of CEO Yves Guillemot amid falling stock value, layoffs, and a planned international strike for February 10-12, 2026.
Unity's stock dropped 24% after Google launched Project Genie, an experimental AI that generates 3D game environments. The selloff happened amid 45,000 gaming layoffs (2022-2025) and developer sentiment turning sharply negative on AI (52% now think it's harmful vs. 18% in 2024). Whether AI adoption caused the layoffs, and whether Project Genie threatens Unity's business, remains unclear from available data.
Samsung denied an 80% price hike. They didn't deny the 60% increase they already charged, the 100%+ contract price surge, or the NCNR contracts locking customers into inflated prices during a shortage Samsung engineered.
In 2019, Intel had 97% server market share. Today? 61%. A deep dive into the 10nm disaster, the manufacturing arrogance, and the €10 billion cost-cutting plan that's dismantling the company.
On January 22, 2026, Ubisoft opened trading and immediately collapsed 33%. Market cap fell to €616 million—down from €11 billion in 2018. €10.4 billion in shareholder value, destroyed in eight years. This is the full investigation into what happened, how we got here, and who's responsible.
January 21: Ubisoft canceled six games, closed two studios, and announced more layoffs. Everyone focused on Prince of Persia. The actual story was buried on page 19 of their November earnings: they breached debt covenants in September, erased €314 million from the books, and Tencent's billion euros saved them from insolvency.
KB5073455 released January 13th. Two days later Microsoft confirmed it breaks shutdown and hibernation on Windows 11 enterprise PCs with Secure Launch enabled. Your computer won't shut down. It just restarts. Over and over.
Ubisoft's layoff wave continues into 2026, cutting 55 roles at Massive Entertainment and Ubisoft Stockholm. As AI spreads across studios and financial pressure mounts, developers are left wondering who's next.
On December 18, 2025, Ubisoft Halifax became the company's first North American union. Twenty days later, Ubisoft announced the studio's closure. When asked to prove the decision wasn't retaliation, Ubisoft refused to provide a timeline.
On January 5, 2026, Samsung's co-CEO told Reuters 'no one can escape' the memory shortage. He didn't mention Samsung is making $14 billion this quarter while deliberately cutting consumer production 20%+. This isn't a crisis—it's engineered scarcity.
Intel's Arc B770 appeared in an official GitHub repository on January 4, 2026—one day before Intel's CES keynote. Here's what the leak tells us about Big Battlemage specs, pricing, and where it fits in the current GPU market.
Reports suggest the RTX 5090 could hit $5,000 by end of 2026. Your first instinct is to blame supply chains. That's what Nvidia wants you to think. I spent three weeks tracking congressional trading disclosures, federal contracts, and memory manufacturer earnings. What I found: taxpayer money built the infrastructure, politicians traded on it, and Nvidia became the toll collector.
On November 25, 2025, Dell's Vice Chairman told investors the company was "unable to eliminate customer cost impacts." Two months earlier, Dell's board handed him a $132 million stock option grant. He makes $25 million a year. He didn't tell you your laptop was about to get worse. None of them did.
On March 31, 2024, Ubisoft killed The Crew. By July 2025, 1.4 million people signed a petition demanding publishers stop destroying games they sold. The EU Commission must respond by mid-2026. This is the story of the largest consumer rights campaign in gaming history—and whether it changes anything.
As we roll into 2026, PC gaming stands at a crossroads: groundbreaking AI-powered frame generation that can multiply framerates by 8x, alongside memory shortages threatening to drive GPU prices up 10-40%. Here's what I'm expecting—and where I think the industry gets it right and wrong.
New data shows Battlefield 6 has lost over 80% of its Steam player base in three months, while ARC Raiders has retained 85% of its audience. We analyze why players are shifting to the new extraction shooter.
More than half of Steam users are on Windows 11 now. But is it actually better for gaming? We dig through a year's worth of updates, bugs, and benchmarks to find out what's real and what's Reddit rage.
AMD's rumored flagship gaming CPU, the Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 with 192MB of L3 cache, has surfaced in Geekbench and PassMark benchmarks ahead of CES 2026. The dual 3D V-Cache design could solve thread scheduling issues that plague current 16-core X3D processors.
Asus officially denies rumors of entering DRAM manufacturing, confirming it has 'no plans to invest in a memory wafer fab' despite the ongoing global memory crisis. The company will instead pass rising costs to customers through higher PC prices.
Ubisoft has confirmed a security breach forced Rainbow Six Siege servers offline after hackers flooded player accounts with billions in premium currency, unlocked rare developer-only cosmetics, and hijacked the game's ban system. The company says no players will be punished, but a full rollback is underway—and questions about how this happened remain unanswered.
On December 27, 2025, hackers breached Rainbow Six Siege and gave players $13 million in premium currency. It was the perfect end to a year that saw Ubisoft lose 85% of its market value. This is the full story of the workplace scandals, failed launches, and strategic missteps that led to the collapse.
LG has unveiled its new UltraGear evo gaming monitor brand ahead of CES 2026, featuring three flagship models that push into 5K territory. If you've been waiting for higher-resolution ultrawide OLEDs, this might finally be it.
CES 2026 kicks off in just over a week, and the usual mix of confirmed announcements, credible leaks, and hopeful speculation is swirling. Here's what we actually know, what's still rumor, and what to watch for when the show opens January 6-9 in Las Vegas.
How £233 million, a Grand Theft Auto legend, and eight years of development produced the worst-reviewed game of 2025—and what internal documents and employee testimony reveal about what went wrong.
In March 2025, a single Australian developer released a drug-dealing simulator with zero marketing budget. Within weeks, it peaked at 459,000 concurrent players—beating Grand Theft Auto V and Monster Hunter Wilds. By May, it had sold 8 million copies and generated $125 million.
In 2025, Xbox sold 1.7 million consoles globally—less than the original Nintendo Switch, which launched in 2017. Microsoft laid off over 15,000 gaming employees, shut down beloved studios mid-development, and watched its flagship subscription service stagnate.
The memory crisis has reached a critical inflection point. With DDR5 prices increasing by triple digits year-over-year and major manufacturers abandoning consumer markets, ASUS is reportedly considering an unprecedented move: manufacturing its own DRAM by Q2 2026.
Computer memory prices have climbed significantly over the past six months, and market analysts expect the trend to continue. If you're planning a PC build or laptop purchase, here's what's happening and why.
Computer memory prices have climbed sharply over the past six months, and if you've been watching the market, you've probably noticed your upgrade plans getting more expensive. Here's what the data shows, what's driving the changes, and what industry forecasts suggest about the months ahead.
Reports from Board Channels and DigiTimes suggest Nvidia is planning to reduce GeForce production by 30-40% in early 2026. If accurate, this represents a significant shift in the graphics card market.
Electronic Arts shareholders approved a historic transaction on December 22, 2025. With $20 billion in new debt, what does this mean for BioWare, Respawn, and the games you love? Here's the deep dive into the deal structure.