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Ex-Google Engineer Convicted Of Stealing AI Secrets For Chinese Companies
Former Google software engineer Linwei Ding was convicted by a federal jury in San Francisco on Thursday of stealing AI trade secrets from the US tech giant to benefit two Chinese companies he was secretly working for
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OpenAI’s First Mystery AI Device Is Reportedly an Audio Headset, Not an AI Pen
OpenAI’s first mystery artificial intelligence (AI) device will reportedly be an audio headset. As per the report, the San Francisco-based AI giant will soon begin the process of mass-producing the hardware, once it finalises the vendor. The company has reportedly also decided on the volume of shipments for the first year. Interestingly, the repo...
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OpenAI Will Reportedly Unveil Its First AI Device Later This Year
OpenAI might be operating ahead of schedule when it comes to its hardware development. As per a report, the San Francisco-based artificial intelligence (AI) giant is planning to unveil its first AI device later this year. While no details about what the device is have been shared, it is purported to be an audio-focused wearable.
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Asus Reportedly Halts Smartphone Launches ‘Temporarily’ to Focus on AI Robots, Smart Glasses
Asus's Chairman, Jonney Shih Chong-Tang, reportedly announced on January 16 at the company's 2025 Year-End Gala at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center that the Taiwanese tech giant will no longer launch new smartphones. The company is said to redirect its research and development (R&D) resources towards developing AI hardware, specifically AI robo...
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OpenAI’s Hardware Pivot: Rejecting Apple to Focus on Jony Ive-Designed AI Wearables
According to a Financial Times report, OpenAI decided “to not become the custom model provider for Apple.” Citing an unnamed source, the publication claimed that the ChatGPT-maker has instead shifted its focus on developing its own line up of AI-powered devices, which are being designed by ex-Apple designer Jony Ive.
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Memory Prices Expected to Surge Further in 2026 as DRAM Shortage Deepens: Counterpoint
The insatiable demand for artificial intelligence (AI) and server capacity continues to wreak havoc in the memory market. According to a market research and consulting firm, the ongoing DRAM shortage caused memory prices to surge by up to 50 percent in 2025. It is also anticipated to soar by another 50 percent in the first quarter (Q1) of 2026, sig...
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All Eyes On You: WiFi Can Now 'See' People Through Walls And Track Every Move. Check Study
The team behind this innovation used existing WiFi routers and modified them with deep learning algorithms to interpret how the signals bounce off human bodies and other objects.
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MSI Refreshes Prestige Series, Raider, Stealth, and Crosshair Laptop Lineups at CES 2026: Availability, Features
MSI showcased its refreshed Prestige business laptops and new Raider, Stealth, and Crosshair gaming models at CES 2026. The updated Prestige lineup uses Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors and is now available for pre-order, with sales starting January 27. MSI also introduced lighter Prestige models, the Modern 14S and 16S laptops, high-power Raid...
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DeepSeek’s New Architecture Can Make AI Model Training More Efficient and Reliable
DeepSeek’s latest paper introduces Manifold-Constrained Hyper-Connections (mHC), a method designed to make large AI model training more stable and efficient by constraining residual signal flow. The architecture was tested on models up to 27 billion parameters and showed improved training stability without excessive overhead. Research focuses on ...
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An AI Pen? Jony Ive and OpenAI’s Secret Hardware Project Details Leak
OpenAI and Jony Ive’s mysterious artificial intelligence (AI) device has been teased multiple times in the last few months. From the AI giant’s CEO, Sam Altman, to Ive himself has hinted at what the device could be and what it definitely is not, but no concrete details were ever shared. However, a new leak now claims that there is not one but t...
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PS6, Next-Gen Xbox Launches Could Reportedly be Delayed Due to Rising RAM Costs
The PS6 and the next-generation Xbox console are in development at Sony and Microsoft, respectively. The next-gen consoles are said to be planned for launch in 2027, but a new report says the rising RAM prices and declining availability could delay the release of the next-generation consoles.
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OpenAI Hires New Head of App Platform to Turn ChatGPT Into an Operating System
OpenAI wants to push ChatGPT beyond an app and turn it into a full operating system. The company’s new Head of App Platform, Glen Coates, has confirmed this direction, pointing to ChatGPT’s growing role as an interface that connects apps, agents and services. With hardware plans already in motion, OpenAI appears to be laying the groundwork for ...
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Meta Acquires AI Wearables Startup Limitless, Could Expand Its Hardware Offerings
Meta has acquired AI wearables startup Limitless, known for its Pendant device that continuously records audio to help users retrieve information. CEO Dan Siroker said the deal will help scale the technology and accelerate product development while aligning with Meta’s vision for “personal superintelligence.” Limitless will stop selling new P...
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Beyond Megapixels: How Vivo’s X Series Evolved from the Gimbal to AI-Powered Storyboards
Vivo's X300 series phones are all set to go on sale next week, starting December 10. Ahead of that, Gadgets 360 spoke exclusively with Vikas Tagra, Head of Product Management at Vivo, about the evolution of the X-series and the shift from curved screens to flat screens. Vikas also touched upon how AI is an enabler for hardware to bloom.
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OpenAI, Jony Ive Lose Appeal on ‘io’ Brand as Court Upholds Decision
OpenAI and Jony Ive’s joint venture cannot use the “io” name for its hardware after a US appeals court upheld a temporary restraining order. The ruling supports AI startup iyO, which argued the branding created likely consumer confusion despite no product launch. The court said publicity alone counts as trademark use, forcing the venture to r...
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Ex-Google Engineer Convicted Of Stealing AI Secrets For Chinese Companies
Former Google software engineer Linwei Ding was convicted by a federal jury in San Francisco on Thursday of stealing AI trade secrets from the US tech giant to benefit two Chinese companies he was secretly working for
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OpenAI’s First Mystery AI Device Is Reportedly an Audio Headset, Not an AI Pen
OpenAI’s first mystery artificial intelligence (AI) device will reportedly be an audio headset. As per the report, the San Francisco-based AI giant will soon begin the process of mass-producing the hardware, once it finalises the vendor. The company has reportedly also decided on the volume of shipments for the first year. Interestingly, the repo...
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OpenAI Will Reportedly Unveil Its First AI Device Later This Year
OpenAI might be operating ahead of schedule when it comes to its hardware development. As per a report, the San Francisco-based artificial intelligence (AI) giant is planning to unveil its first AI device later this year. While no details about what the device is have been shared, it is purported to be an audio-focused wearable.
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Asus Reportedly Halts Smartphone Launches ‘Temporarily’ to Focus on AI Robots, Smart Glasses
Asus's Chairman, Jonney Shih Chong-Tang, reportedly announced on January 16 at the company's 2025 Year-End Gala at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center that the Taiwanese tech giant will no longer launch new smartphones. The company is said to redirect its research and development (R&D) resources towards developing AI hardware, specifically AI robo...
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OpenAI’s Hardware Pivot: Rejecting Apple to Focus on Jony Ive-Designed AI Wearables
According to a Financial Times report, OpenAI decided “to not become the custom model provider for Apple.” Citing an unnamed source, the publication claimed that the ChatGPT-maker has instead shifted its focus on developing its own line up of AI-powered devices, which are being designed by ex-Apple designer Jony Ive.
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Memory Prices Expected to Surge Further in 2026 as DRAM Shortage Deepens: Counterpoint
The insatiable demand for artificial intelligence (AI) and server capacity continues to wreak havoc in the memory market. According to a market research and consulting firm, the ongoing DRAM shortage caused memory prices to surge by up to 50 percent in 2025. It is also anticipated to soar by another 50 percent in the first quarter (Q1) of 2026, sig...
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All Eyes On You: WiFi Can Now 'See' People Through Walls And Track Every Move. Check Study
The team behind this innovation used existing WiFi routers and modified them with deep learning algorithms to interpret how the signals bounce off human bodies and other objects.
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MSI Refreshes Prestige Series, Raider, Stealth, and Crosshair Laptop Lineups at CES 2026: Availability, Features
MSI showcased its refreshed Prestige business laptops and new Raider, Stealth, and Crosshair gaming models at CES 2026. The updated Prestige lineup uses Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors and is now available for pre-order, with sales starting January 27. MSI also introduced lighter Prestige models, the Modern 14S and 16S laptops, high-power Raid...
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DeepSeek’s New Architecture Can Make AI Model Training More Efficient and Reliable
DeepSeek’s latest paper introduces Manifold-Constrained Hyper-Connections (mHC), a method designed to make large AI model training more stable and efficient by constraining residual signal flow. The architecture was tested on models up to 27 billion parameters and showed improved training stability without excessive overhead. Research focuses on ...
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An AI Pen? Jony Ive and OpenAI’s Secret Hardware Project Details Leak
OpenAI and Jony Ive’s mysterious artificial intelligence (AI) device has been teased multiple times in the last few months. From the AI giant’s CEO, Sam Altman, to Ive himself has hinted at what the device could be and what it definitely is not, but no concrete details were ever shared. However, a new leak now claims that there is not one but t...
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PS6, Next-Gen Xbox Launches Could Reportedly be Delayed Due to Rising RAM Costs
The PS6 and the next-generation Xbox console are in development at Sony and Microsoft, respectively. The next-gen consoles are said to be planned for launch in 2027, but a new report says the rising RAM prices and declining availability could delay the release of the next-generation consoles.
-
OpenAI Hires New Head of App Platform to Turn ChatGPT Into an Operating System
OpenAI wants to push ChatGPT beyond an app and turn it into a full operating system. The company’s new Head of App Platform, Glen Coates, has confirmed this direction, pointing to ChatGPT’s growing role as an interface that connects apps, agents and services. With hardware plans already in motion, OpenAI appears to be laying the groundwork for ...
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Meta Acquires AI Wearables Startup Limitless, Could Expand Its Hardware Offerings
Meta has acquired AI wearables startup Limitless, known for its Pendant device that continuously records audio to help users retrieve information. CEO Dan Siroker said the deal will help scale the technology and accelerate product development while aligning with Meta’s vision for “personal superintelligence.” Limitless will stop selling new P...
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Beyond Megapixels: How Vivo’s X Series Evolved from the Gimbal to AI-Powered Storyboards
Vivo's X300 series phones are all set to go on sale next week, starting December 10. Ahead of that, Gadgets 360 spoke exclusively with Vikas Tagra, Head of Product Management at Vivo, about the evolution of the X-series and the shift from curved screens to flat screens. Vikas also touched upon how AI is an enabler for hardware to bloom.
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OpenAI, Jony Ive Lose Appeal on ‘io’ Brand as Court Upholds Decision
OpenAI and Jony Ive’s joint venture cannot use the “io” name for its hardware after a US appeals court upheld a temporary restraining order. The ruling supports AI startup iyO, which argued the branding created likely consumer confusion despite no product launch. The court said publicity alone counts as trademark use, forcing the venture to r...
