Bugatti teamed with Austrian display specialists C SEED to build the N1 Super TV, a massive, folding screen that appears to be directly inspired by the Tourbillon hypercar’s design language. The project converts the car’s fluid contours, precise measurements, and distinctive C-line into a piece of furniture that remains low-profile until needed.
Microsoft used its Build 2026 developer conference to show a different direction for computing hardware. Instead of phones or laptops that run collections of apps, the company presented Project Solara as a platform where AI agents handle tasks directly. The setup targets smaller, purpose-focused gadgets that stay ready in places where pulling out a full device feels awkward or slow.
Players chasing realistic lighting and reflections in games often run into the same frustrations. Ray tracing looks impressive in theory because it simulates how light actually bounces around a scene. In practice, engines fire fewer rays than ideal to protect frame rates, which leaves behind grainy noise that older cleanup tools struggle to fix without blurring details or creating odd trails behind moving objects. NVIDIA addressed those issues with a new version of its Ray Reconstruction feature inside the DLSS family. The update relies on a second generation transformer model trained on far more data than before. It processes 20 percent more parameters and handles 35 percent more computations internally, yet it keeps performance roughly in line with the previous release.
LEGO has teamed up with The Pokemon Company for a fresh wave of sets that add real-time reactions to classic construction play. Twelve new SMART Play sets go on pre-order today and reach stores August 1, 2026. The line mixes brick-built Pokemon figures with a special hub brick that reads tags hidden in the models and responds with lights and sounds tailored to whatever scene a builder creates.
Waymo recently opened its newest vehicle to select riders in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Phoenix. The company calls it the Ojai. This one differs from every earlier Waymo vehicle because engineers designed it from the ground up as a robotaxi instead of starting with a regular passenger car and adding self-driving gear later.