Rust’s first 2.0 preview landed on June 24, baking async/await into the core language, debuting Borrow Checker v3 to kill 40 % of false positives, and trimming build times with an incremental compiler.

Apple quietly refreshed the Mac Studio on June 24, stuffing it with the new M4 Ultra—20 CPU cores, 80 GPU cores, and a Vision Pro-class NPU—pushing creative apps 1.8× faster than last year’s model.

Adobe’s June 24 release lets editors feed a screenplay or transcript into Premiere Pro; the new AI “Script-Aware Auto-Edit” assembles a rough cut in seconds, slashing post-production time for documentaries and vlogs.

Bethesda confirmed its first major Starfield DLC, “Darkfront,” arriving October 7 with a new star system, modular player housing, and 40+ hours of fresh quests—just in time for the game’s first anniversary.

NVIDIA rolled out Triton AI 3.0 on June 23, boasting up to a 5× boost in model inference latency and seamless multi-framework support. This update streamlines deployment across CPU, GPU, and edge devices, empowering developers with faster, more flexible AI services.

WhatsApp introduced Ephemeral Community Channels, letting admins create group feeds that self-expire after 24 hours. It’s designed to spark timed events and flash announcements without cluttering chats—perfect for brands and event organizers.

Google Cloud announced its third-generation Tau Virtual Machines, delivering up to 40% lower compute costs and 20% higher throughput for Java workloads. Enterprises can now scale high-performance applications more affordably and sustainably.

AMD’s Radeon RX 7900 XT Plus launches with 20% faster ray-tracing performance and 24 GB GDDR6 memory. The card targets demanding 4K gamers and creators, packing a new RDNA 3.5 architecture for smoother visuals and AI upscaling.

Figma launched ColorWhiz, an AI-powered tool that suggests harmonious color palettes from any image or brand asset. Designers can now instantly generate, preview, and apply dynamic themes across their entire project with one click.

Epic Games announced that its store has surpassed $10 billion in lifetime sales on June 23. The milestone underscores the platform’s growing market share, bolstered by exclusive titles and generous revenue splits for developers.