Microsoft is pushing forward with making Windows an “agentic” AI-first operating system despite widespread negative feedback. The company claims it cares about developers, but its massive AI investments suggest it won’t change course.
Microsoft is expanding its Lyngby laboratory into the company’s largest quantum computing facility. The site will focus on developing topological qubits and be one of the world’s first AI-supported hardware labs. This represents a major commitment to achieving scalable, fault-tolerant quantum comput
Ollama 0.12.11 now supports Vulkan acceleration thanks to a Valve developer’s contributions to RADV. This brings significant performance improvements to AMD GPUs for running local AI models. The update makes llama.cpp dramatically faster on Linux systems.
Microsoft has closed the Massgrave KMS38 activation loophole with its latest security update. The popular method for activating Windows and Office without licenses no longer works after the November 2025 patches. This marks another step in Microsoft’s broader crackdown on unofficial activation tools
Edge AI hardware is experiencing explosive growth as companies shift processing from the cloud to local devices. The market is expected to hit $130.18 billion by 2032, representing nearly 24% annual growth as industries embrace real-time AI processing.
Tiny11’s latest update brings the November 2025 security patch and redesigned Start menu to debloated Windows 11 installations. The project now aims for monthly updates instead of major releases, offering both regular and ultra-light core versions for different use cases.
Microsoft is pushing forward with plans to transform Windows into an AI-driven “agentic OS” despite overwhelming user opposition. Windows president Pavan Davuluri’s recent announcement triggered hundreds of negative responses from users demanding Microsoft stop adding AI features. The company plans
Valve just revealed the Steam Frame, a wireless VR headset that runs SteamOS and connects to your PC library without the PC. It’s their most ambitious hardware play since the Steam Deck, and it could completely reshape VR gaming.
Broadcom is integrating VMware Cloud Foundation with Cisco’s Nexus platform to create a unified networking fabric. The approach uses standards-based EVPN and BGP technology to simplify operations and enhance interoperability between applications and infrastructure.
Cloud-based GPU computing has become more affordable over the past year, according to a new analysis. However, companies need geographic and operational agility to capture the biggest savings on Nvidia’s A100 and H100 GPUs.
