Microsoft vows to bin C and C++ by 2030
Wants to get all rusty
Software King of the World, Microsoft, wants to burn its C and C++ bridges and will modernise its biggest codebases by the end of the decade, replacing C and C++ with Rust.
Samsung snatches AMD VP John Rayfield for its Exynos GPU division
Ex-Vice President of AMD's Computing and Graphics Group
Following the announcement of the new Exynos 2600 SoC, Samsung also announced that it managed to snatch AMD's VP of Computing and Graphics Group to lead its further development of GPUs, IP, and architecture.
ByteDance to increase AI spending in 2026, aiming to challenge US
AI expansion goes global as ByteDance aims to compete
ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, is set to ramp up its AI investments significantly next year.
LIAN LI launches new Vector V100 MINI compact PC case
Squeezes a lot of features into a compact chassis
LIAN LI has launched its new Vector V100 MINI Compact micro-ATX PC case that comes with an appealing $49.99 price tag. Despite its small size, the Vector V100 MINI packs quite a few features and does not sacrifice fan support.
Valve discontinues the cheapest 256GB LCD version of Steam Deck
Pushing OLED versions during the holiday season
Valve has discontinued the 256GB LCD version of its Steam Deck handheld console, pulling it from its offer. The lineup still includes 512GB and 1TB OLED versions that will hopefully get some discounts during the holiday season.