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Valve Won’t Lower the Bar for Steam Deck 2 Despite RAM Shortages
15 sources0Valve says the RAM shortage has not changed Steam Deck 2’s requirement for a clear generational performance jump.
Building a Compliant Cross-Border E-Commerce Data Pipeline: What Actually Matters
18 sources0Use authorized APIs, supplier feeds and first party store data as the foundation; treat browser automation as a limited, permission aware fallback.
Control Resonant: Release Date, Platforms, Story and Everything Confirmed
21 sources0Control Resonant launches worldwide on September 24, 2026 for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC via Steam and Epic Games Store, and GeForce NOW; Mac follows later in 2026.
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan Warns AI Memory Shortage Could Worsen as Prices Surge
15 sources0Intel CEO Lip Bu Tan said AI’s demand for memory has turned supply into a major infrastructure bottleneck: prices have risen roughly five to sevenfold, projects are being delayed, and he expects conditions t...
Bitcoin at $76K: The Fed Decision and $81,700 Bull-Market Test
24 sources0Bitcoin’s pullback from above $82,000 to roughly $76,000 has not confirmed a new bull market: CryptoQuant’s key test is a sustained move above the 365 day moving average near $81,700.
Russia’s Seaborne Crude Exports Rebound as Saudi Pipeline Shutdown Lifts Oil Prices
27 sources0Russia’s four week average seaborne crude exports rose to 3.54 million barrels a day through September 13, following the largest weekly increase since mid May.
Gates Foundation’s $1 Billion AI Plan: Where the Money Goes and Why It Matters
18 sources0The Gates Foundation plans to spend at least $1 billion over two years on equitable AI: about 40% each for health and education, 10% for agriculture and 10% for digital foundations such as underserved langua...
Mozilla’s Open-Weight AI Report: The Gap With Frontier Models Is Closing
19 sources0Mozilla’s report signals that leading open weight models are now close enough to frontier systems to be a strong default for many routine workloads; the remaining advantage of closed models should be validat...
Why TSMC Calls AI a ‘Three-Year-Old Superman’
17 sources0TSMC’s Y.J. Mii says today’s AI is like a “three year old superman”: highly capable but unable to reliably judge harm or right from wrong.
Why Apple Stock Fell on ‘Lukewarm’ iPhone 18 Pro Preorders—and Why the Signal Is Inconclusive
24 sources0Apple stock slipped after GF Securities’ Jeff Pu said iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max preorders looked “lukewarm” and cut his 2026 Pro/Pro Max shipment estimate to 72 million.
Microsoft Confirms Excel Copy-and-Paste Bug After KB5002914: What to Do
23 sources0Microsoft confirmed that Excel paste operations may fail silently after the September 8, 2026 KB5002914 security update: the copied range stays selected but the destination does not change.
How did Russia’s seaborne crude exports and oil export revenue change in the week and four weeks through September 13, 2026—including shipme
17 sources0Russia’s four week average seaborne crude exports rose to 3.54 million barrels a day through September 13, after the largest weekly increase since mid May.