AI factories keep getting bigger. Rows of servers packed with GPUs need to pass enormous amounts of data back and forth without slowing down or overheating the building. For years the network that moves all that data has relied on separate optical modules plugged into the face of each switch. Those modules convert electrical signals into light, send the light through fiber, then convert it back again. They work, but they draw a lot of power, add heat, and introduce more points that can fail.
Samsung spent plenty of time at launch talking about Flex Titanium on the Galaxy Z Fold8. The company described a dual-layer shield of titanium alloy film and plate sitting right behind the main folding screen, thin enough that the film measures about one-third the thickness of a human hair, stiff enough to cut crease depth and raise durability. After Zack Nelson’s durability test showed the inner panel still scratching at Mohs level 2 with deeper marks from a fingernail, the obvious next question was whether any of that titanium actually existed.
A fresh unofficial recreation of Pokemon Gold now runs natively on Windows, Mac, Linux, and other platforms, and the timing feels right for anyone who still carries those early Johto memories. Built by bryanthaboi and a growing group of contributors under the gen1recomp project, the latest builds bring the Game Boy Color classic into a modern framework that already handled Red, Blue, and Yellow. Players supply their own verified US Gold ROM, the software extracts the data, and the game launches without any original Nintendo code in the mix.
Jaguar has finally opened the cabin of its Type 01 electric grand tourer to public view. Photos released this week show a four-seat layout built around one continuous structure that stretches the full length of the car, turning the interior into four separate spaces rather than the usual shared rows.
Wrist computers keep getting smarter, yet most still wait for you to ask before they do anything useful. Google’s Pixel Watch 5 flips that expectation. Revealed today, the fifth generation leans hard into watching over you without constant prompting, pairing sharper hardware with health tools that stay alert in the background and a version of Gemini that surfaces help before you even raise your arm.