Kioxia briefly surpassed Toyota's $224B market cap on June 12, a milestone that shows just how much AI infrastructure spending is reshaping global markets.
Huawei says its HarmonyOS ecosystem has crossed 1.3 billion active devices. The numbers are real, but the platform's reach stops well short of Western markets.
The follow-up to Control ditches the third-person shooter formula for melee-driven combat, launches September 24 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
Samsung's next mid-range phone swaps Exynos for Snapdragon 6 Gen 3, but drops microSD support and costs €50–€70 more than the A26 it replaces.
A new partnership between BYD and oil giant Sinopec targets 20,000 ultra-fast charging stations across China by end of 2026 — and the numbers make Western chargers look slow.
The RE0 remake was roughly half-finished under M-Two before Capcom handed the project to Division 1 — the studio behind the RE2 and RE4 remakes.
Motorola launched the Moto G Max in Brazil this June — but it's the same phone as the Moto G87 that landed in Europe six weeks earlier, with a 200MP camera, triple IP rating, and a mid-range chip.
Galaxy Watch, Pixel Watch, and Xiaomi Watch users can now run Telegram natively — no phone required — though stickers and location sharing are still missing.
