iPhone 18 Pro Is Here: Apple's First 2nm Smartphone Goes on Sale Today
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro launched today with the A20 Pro — the first 2nm chip ever shipped in a smartphone — delivering up to 27% faster CPU speeds, 45% GPU gains, and a 3× larger vapor chamber for sustained performance. »
Cornelis Networks Raises $205M and Launches Active Compute Fabric to Challenge Nvidia's AI Networking Lock-In
Cornelis Networks has closed a $205 million funding round and unveiled Active Compute Fabric, an open GPU-agnostic networking architecture that computes on data in transit to slash GPU idle time in AI clusters. »
Fedora 45 Beta Arrives with KMSCON, GNOME 51, and the End of Dual Secret Managers
The Fedora 45 Beta, released September 15, ships a revamped console, unified credential storage with oo7, hardened ptrace defaults, and a thorough toolchain refresh — with a final release targeting October 20. »
Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave Launches Today on Switch 2 — and It's the Series' Most Ambitious Entry Yet
Intelligent Systems' 18th Fire Emblem entry launches today exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2, delivering four interlocking storylines, 80+ characters, and an 80-hour minimum runtime that aims to outscale Three Houses. »
Shanghai AI Lab's Atria Dawn: A 744-Billion Parameter Agent That Quietly Changed the Benchmark
The Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Laboratory dropped a 744B MoE agentic model on Hugging Face with no fanfare — MIT-licensed, with a free API and benchmark results that beat closed frontier models on five of sixteen tasks. »