Adobe’s June update lets designers type a prompt and watch Illustrator auto-grow vectors to fill bleeds or enlarge artboards—plus real-time Pencil previews that finally feel lag-free.

Faced with a chorus of fans upset over an $80 tag, Gearbox and 2K chopped Borderlands 4’s standard edition to the industry-norm $69.99 just days before next week’s Fan Fest gameplay showcase.

Financial Times says Nintendo’s hybrid follow-up is flying off shelves, forcing analysts to crank FY revenue targets above ¥2 trillion.

A TV trivia segment reignited fascination with the Brewers’ 1970s glove mark, revealing the sneaky “M” and “B” lurking inside to a whole new generation.

From hi-res USB audio amps to whisper-level GPU leaks (RTX 5090), here’s what hardware diehards were talking about this weekend.

Hosting outfit HostColor unveiled dedicated EPYC servers in Los Angeles and New York, wooing workloads that hate multi-tenant lag.

A security breach knocked WestJet’s mobile services offline, freezing check-ins and booking changes during peak summer travel.

Google’s decision to let its labeling agreement with Scale AI lapse hints at a broader move toward in-house data pipelines and raises questions about where Big Tech will shop for human-tagged corpora next.

AMD has introduced a fully integrated AI server solution powered by its latest GPU accelerators, and OpenAI is among the first customers set to benchmark its new silicon. Early tests indicate notable gains in throughput for large-scale inference tasks, positioning AMD’s package as a strong option for data-center AI deployments.

nugs has revamped its mobile app and launched a $5-per-month summer plan that unlocks unlimited live-recorded shows and handpicked playlists. Music lovers can now stream exclusive concert footage in high-res audio, making it the go-to for festival vibes all season long.