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Steam Reports Record $11.1 Billion Revenue in H1 2026Business

Steam Reports Record $11.1 Billion Revenue in H1 2026

Analytical firm Alinea Analytics reports Steam generated a record $11.1 billion in revenue for the first half of 2026, marking a 14.5% year-over-year increase and an 8% rise over H2 2025, traditionally the platform's strongest period due to holiday sales. The growth stems from multiple factors, including a surge in Chinese users, higher game pricing, viral cooperative hits, and major publishers returning to Steam after failed launcher ventures.

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Apple Sues OpenAI Over Alleged Trade Secret TheftSecurity

Apple Sues OpenAI Over Alleged Trade Secret Theft

Apple has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI in a U.S. district court, accusing the company of systematic trade secret theft and breach of contract. According to Apple, former employees who joined OpenAI allegedly exfiltrated confidential data, including details about unreleased products and technologies. The lawsuit names high-ranking OpenAI executives previously employed by Apple, who are alleged to have participated in the unauthorized collection of sensitive information. The case highlights growing tensions between tech giants over intellectual property protection in the AI era.

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Startup Fizz Accuses Venture Investor of Leaking Data to Competitor Sidechat*Business

Startup Fizz Accuses Venture Investor of Leaking Data to Competitor Sidechat*

Student social app Fizz has accused venture investor Jerry Lu of Maveron of misconduct, alleging he feigned interest in funding to access confidential information before sharing it with direct competitor Sidechat*. Court documents reveal Lu obtained details on Fizz’s growth strategy, user metrics, and fundraising plans during March 2022 discussions, which later surfaced at Sidechat*. This escalates an ongoing legal battle between the two anonymous social platforms vying for student engagement.

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Intel Core Ultra 5 245K Drops to Record $179 on AmazonHardware

Intel Core Ultra 5 245K Drops to Record $179 on Amazon

Amid rising prices for AI-driven components, processors remain one of the few categories where budget-friendly deals can still be found. Amazon is now offering the Intel Core Ultra 5 245K at a record-low price of $179, a 42% discount from its original $310 MSRP. This 14-core chip with PCIe 5.0 support delivers top-tier performance for gaming and multithreaded workloads, making it a compelling choice for budget-conscious builders.

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Samsung to Enhance Transcription in Voice Recorder with Cloud AIArtificial intelligence

Samsung to Enhance Transcription in Voice Recorder with Cloud AI

The Samsung Voice Recorder app is set to receive a major update that will significantly improve audio transcription accuracy. The key innovation is cloud-based AI processing, which will enhance speech recognition quality, particularly for complex or lengthy recordings. Users will be able to choose between local and cloud transcription based on their needs for speed or precision. The update also introduces new storage management features and support for additional audio export formats.

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HyperTexting: Turn the Web into a Social Media-Like FeedDevelopment

HyperTexting: Turn the Web into a Social Media-Like Feed

Developer Caleb Haley has launched HyperTexting, an iOS app that transforms the open web into a scrollable feed resembling social media. The tool lets users subscribe to websites, blogs, and news sources while publishing content on their own domains without complex setup. Inspired by frustration with algorithm-driven feeds like Twitter/X, HyperTexting prioritizes user control over content. It leverages RSS technology but hides its complexity behind an intuitive interface with familiar scrolling, subscriptions, and comment features.

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Oratomic Raises $300M to Build 20,000-Qubit Quantum ComputerHardware

Oratomic Raises $300M to Build 20,000-Qubit Quantum Computer

Oratomic, a U.S.-based startup founded by physicists from the California Institute of Technology, has secured $300 million in funding to build a next-generation quantum computer. The company employs a unique approach using laser-based 'optical tweezers' to manipulate individual atoms, significantly reducing the number of qubits required for error correction to just 10,000–20,000—far fewer than competitors. This breakthrough could make quantum computing practical within years, bypassing the noisy intermediate-scale quantum (NISQ) phase entirely.

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Nanya to quadruple capital spending to $6.2B by 2027 amid DRAM price surgeHardware

Nanya to quadruple capital spending to $6.2B by 2027 amid DRAM price surge

Nanya Technology, a key DRAM market player, announced plans to increase capital expenditures to a record $6.2 billion by 2027, four times its current budget. This decision follows a sharp rise in DRAM prices, which delivered a record gross margin of 79.5% in Q2. Revenue surged 684% year-over-year to $2.5 billion, while net profit grew over 13-fold, driven by a 70% quarterly price increase despite a slight decline in shipment volumes. The company attributes this to persistent market shortages and rising average DRAM prices.

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Ex-Ransomware Negotiator Sentenced to 4 Years for BlackCat AttacksSecurity

Ex-Ransomware Negotiator Sentenced to 4 Years for BlackCat Attacks

A U.S. court has sentenced a former DigitalMint employee, a company specializing in cyber incident response, to 70 months in prison for his role in BlackCat (ALPHV) ransomware attacks on American businesses. Initially hired to negotiate ransom payments with victims, the man later joined the criminal group, leveraging his expertise to orchestrate attacks. This case highlights the growing threat of organized cybercrime groups recruiting IT security professionals from legitimate sectors to enhance their malicious operations.

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OpenAI Unveils New GPT-5.6 AI Model Lineup with Enhanced CapabilitiesArtificial intelligence

OpenAI Unveils New GPT-5.6 AI Model Lineup with Enhanced Capabilities

OpenAI has launched its latest AI model lineup, GPT-5.6, featuring three variants: Sol (flagship), Terra (mid-tier), and Luna (budget-friendly). Designed for business, development, and research, these models deliver significant performance and cost improvements. According to CEO Sam Altman, Sol outperforms previous versions by 54% in coding tasks. The lineup also emphasizes cybersecurity, offering threat modeling, code audits, and attack simulations to help companies proactively identify vulnerabilities.

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Insta360 Unveils AI-Powered Cameraman Robot Concept for Autonomous FilmingHardware

Insta360 Unveils AI-Powered Cameraman Robot Concept for Autonomous Filming

On its 11th anniversary, Insta360 unveiled its vision for the future of photography and videography: an autonomous AI-driven Cameraman robot. This concept isn’t just a single device but an entire ecosystem where an AI agent takes center stage, autonomously selecting angles and capturing footage. Early prototypes include panoramic drones, while the Luna Ultra stabilizer with dual cameras serves as a key intermediate step toward full robot integration. The project aims to push creative and aesthetic boundaries in imaging technology.

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Microsoft Fixes Windows Defender Vulnerability Allowing Disk FillingSecurity

Microsoft Fixes Windows Defender Vulnerability Allowing Disk Filling

Microsoft has addressed a severe vulnerability in its Windows Defender antivirus solution that could be exploited to overflow users' hard drives. The bug, discovered by a researcher under the pseudonym NightmareEclipse, enabled attackers to generate an infinite stream of logs, consuming free disk space. The issue affected all supported Windows versions, including Windows 10, 11, and server editions. The fix was released as part of the monthly Patch Tuesday update, though tensions between the researcher and Microsoft persist.

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