SB Energy, a company backed by SoftBank Group, has announced a strategic partnership with OpenAI to develop next-generation artificial intelligence data centre and energy infrastructure in the United States, as demand for large-scale computing capacity continues to accelerate. The partnership is part of the Stargate initiative, which carries a planned investment commitment of up to $500 billion announced earlier this year in Washington. As part of the arrangement, OpenAI and SoftBank Group have each invested $500 million into SB Energy to support its expansion as a developer and operator of data centre campuses and associated energy systems. See also: OpenAI…
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OpenAI has launched a new set of artificial intelligence products aimed at the healthcare sector, seeking to help medical organizations deliver more consistent care while meeting regulatory and data privacy requirements, the company said. The initiative, called OpenAI for Healthcare, includes ChatGPT for Healthcare, which is available immediately and is being rolled out at major U.S. institutions including AdventHealth, Boston Children’s Hospital, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, HCA Healthcare and the University of California, San Francisco. “We are introducing OpenAI for Healthcare, a set of products designed to help healthcare organizations deliver more consistent, high-quality care for patients—while supporting their HIPAA compliance…
OpenAI on Tuesday announced the launch of ChatGPT Health, a dedicated experience designed to help users better understand and manage their health by securely integrating personal medical information with the company’s artificial intelligence tools. The company said ChatGPT Health builds on the growing use of its chatbot for health-related questions, noting that more than 230 million people worldwide ask about health and wellness on ChatGPT each week. The new feature allows users to connect electronic health records and fitness applications, such as Apple Health and MyFitnessPal, so conversations can be grounded in individual health data while remaining private and secure.…
Samsung Electronics on Tuesday unveiled a roster of 68 athletes from 17 countries who will represent Team Samsung Galaxy at the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026, as the technology group steps up its engagement ahead of the event. The company said the athletes, spanning both Olympic and Paralympic sports, were selected for personal journeys that align with Samsung’s campaign theme, “Open always wins,” which was first introduced during the Paris 2024 Summer Games and is being extended to the Winter Games. See also: Samsung Launches Galaxy Book6 Laptops at CES 2026 With Focus on AI and Performance…
Zeroth Robotics has formally entered the U.S. market at CES 2026, unveiling a lineup of five artificial intelligence-powered robots aimed at households, developers and commercial users. The launch marks the company’s emergence from a prolonged stealth phase as it seeks to establish itself in the rapidly expanding robotics sector. The company’s first product for U.S. consumers is the Zeroth M1, a compact humanoid robot designed for home environments. Measuring about 15 inches tall, the M1 is positioned as a general-purpose assistant intended to support daily routines, learning activities and light household assistance, with potential use cases ranging from independent living…
Samsung Electronics unveiled the Galaxy Book6 Ultra, Galaxy Book6 Pro and Galaxy Book6 laptops at CES 2026, expanding its PC lineup with models designed to boost performance and AI-powered productivity while maintaining slim, portable designs. The Galaxy Book6 series is powered by Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors built on Intel’s 18A process, combining CPU, GPU and neural processing capabilities aimed at faster multitasking and on-device AI tasks. The Galaxy Book6 Ultra also features optional Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 or 5060 laptop graphics, positioning it for creative workloads and gaming. See also: Samsung to Showcase High-refresh QD-OLED Panels at CES…
Volkswagen on Tuesday outlined a new interior architecture and software platform that will debut with the all-new ID. Polo, marking a shift toward more tactile controls and a less touchscreen-focused approach in its electric vehicles. The automaker said the ID. Polo will be the first production model to adopt its latest cockpit design, featuring clean horizontal lines, higher-quality materials and a renewed emphasis on physical buttons. Volkswagen said the redesign is intended to enhance comfort and usability, reflecting feedback that fully touchscreen-based interiors can be less intuitive for drivers. See also: Sony Honda to Bring PlayStation Gaming to Afeela 1…
Samsung Electronics announced the global launch of the Freestyle+, a new AI-powered portable projector that expands the company’s display lineup with a stronger focus on flexibility, personalization and ease of use across different viewing environments. Unveiled ahead of CES 2026 in Las Vegas, the Freestyle+ builds on the design of the original Freestyle projector while introducing enhanced artificial intelligence features and higher brightness. Samsung said the device is designed to reduce setup requirements and automatically adapt to different spaces, allowing users to start watching content with minimal adjustment. “The Freestyle+ reflects Samsung’s vision to create displays that adapt naturally to…
LG Electronics said on Monday it will introduce a new Gallery TV at CES 2026, expanding its lifestyle screen lineup with a product designed to function as both a premium television and a digital art canvas for home interiors. The Gallery TV is aimed at consumers who prioritize interior design, with a slim, flush-mount form factor and customizable magnetic frames. Available in 55-inch and 65-inch sizes, the television is designed to blend into living spaces while offering internal storage that allows users to curate and display selected visual content. See also: Samsung Teases Expanded Micro RGB TV Lineup Ahead of…
GOG, the Poland-based digital video game distribution platform, has been acquired by its co-founder Michał Kiciński in a deal valuing the company at PLN 90.7 million, according to a statement released by the companies involved. Kiciński, a co-founder of CD PROJEKT and a long-time figure in the Polish games industry, said the acquisition was intended to safeguard GOG’s founding principles, including its focus on DRM-free distribution and long-term ownership of purchased games by players. See also: Classic RTS Warhammer: Dark Omen Returns With Modern Updates on GOG GOG has operated within the CD PROJEKT Group for more than 17 years…