October 2026

Ford simplifies using your EV as a home battery with the $30K Fathom

This morning, Ford revealed that buyers of the forthcoming Fathom—the company’s sub-$30,000 electric pickup truck due next year—will get more than just a truck. Until now, vehicle-to-home technology—like the setup Ford developed for the now-discontinued F-150 Lightning—takes DC power from the electric vehicle and runs it through an inverter built into the wallbox to turn […]

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Epic Games Is Suddenly Anti-AI Now That It’s Being Hurt by It

For years now, the video game industry has been hellbent on adopting AI, using it for everything from rapidly cranking out code to auto-generating high-resolution textures and sloptastic upscaling algorithms. Some publishers have even relied on AI for character creation and advertisements, angering the broadly anti-AI masses and alienating longtime fans. (Last year, Square Enix

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Cloudera bets portability, not agents, will set it apart in enterprise AI

Enterprises racing toward AI automation are finding that where their models and data run matters as much as what the models can do. Regulatory pressure, rising token costs and fear of lock-in are pushing companies to demand more control over their AI workloads. That demand is shaping how data platform providers pitch their next act.

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Cadence Announced the Introduction of Maestro

Cadence Maestro portfolio introduces domain-specialized AI models purpose-built to power agentic chip and system design. Vertically integrated reinforcement learning environment connects Cadence Maestro models, Cadence AI Super Agents and proven Cadence EDA and SDA tools to continuously improve engineering outcomes and drive faster time to market. Initial design-workflow results show up to 30% higher quality

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Apple iPhone Duo review: Two screens, two experiences, two thousand dollars

I understand the appeal of foldable phones—they let manufacturers keep expanding screen sizes while still producing devices that can reasonably fit in a pocket. In practice, though, every foldable Android phone I’ve seen in public has had a ridiculously visible seam between the two halves of the screen, often with what looks like delamination from

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