
AI PCs have better hardware, but the mainstream case is still weak
New AI PC platforms point to clearer professional use cases, but everyday laptop buyers may still prioritise price, battery life and usability.
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New AI PC platforms point to clearer professional use cases, but everyday laptop buyers may still prioritise price, battery life and usability.

Apple could launch a new MacBook Ultra in 2026 featuring advanced OLED technology and larger displays.

Apple may launch its AI-powered Siri 2.0 in beta, with a waitlist, as part of the upcoming iOS 27 update.

University of Chicago researchers develop an AI-powered skin patch that processes health data directly on the body.

Google will pay SpaceX US$920 million per month for AI computing power under a deal running through 2029.

OpenAI launches Lockdown Mode and session-monitoring tools to help protect users from prompt-injection attacks.
NVIDIA’s RTX Spark chip could help Windows laptops challenge Apple Silicon with powerful AI and creator-focused features.

Ferrari and HP have launched a US$5,599 limited-edition AI laptop inspired by Ferrari supercars, with only 5,000 units available.

Google is testing a Chrome feature that could send users directly to AI Mode rather than standard search results.