
Nvidia debuts open models for enterprise agents and local AI PCs
Nvidia launches Nemotron 3.5 Super VL for enterprise AI agents and lightweight Bolt open-weight models for local AI PCs and edge computing.

Nvidia launches Nemotron 3.5 Super VL for enterprise AI agents and lightweight Bolt open-weight models for local AI PCs and edge computing.

Ember Mug 3 keeps coffee or tea warm with five on-mug temperature presets from 125°F to 145°F and a top-rack dishwasher-safe design.

Analogue’s $219.99 Super Nt+ and Mega Sg+ revive SNES and Genesis gaming with hot-swappable cartridges, wireless controller support and USB-C power.

Veritas unveils a new authentication chip for jewelry, trophies and perfume bottles, supporting metal surfaces and scanning through glass.

Ledger warns against CryptoBilis wallets after physical implants in compromised devices reportedly helped hackers drain users’ crypto holdings.

Amazon-owned Bee unveils the $99.99 Eclipse phone attachment and $74.99 Frontier wearable, using AI to turn everyday conversations into notes.

Ricursive Intelligence bets on AI-designed chips to boost silicon efficiency and ease compute shortages without relying on more data centers.

Unitree’s human-sized H2 humanoid robot arrives in Hungary, starting at HUF 16,990,000 incl. VAT for robotics and AI research and development.

California’s AB 2047 could require new 3D printers to block firearm production, but only after technical standards and state rules are developed.

Ambrosia Energy plans a 10 GWh battery factory near Austin, Texas, to help solar-powered, off-grid data centers compete with gas turbines.