Amazon finally showed Lara Croft again, and Sophie Turner is making it clear this version is about strength and grit, not thirst traps.
Why Tomb Raider fans are buzzing
Amazon just dropped a first look at the new Tomb Raider series
Sophie Turner is stepping into Lara Croft
Principal photography has already started
The reveal landed about a week ago and lit up the fanbase
Where the new details came from
Turner spoke during an interview with the LA Times
The chat was technically about another Prime Video project
That show is Steal, a six-episode limited series now streaming
Tomb Raider talk still stole the spotlight
How is this Lara Croft different
Turner says her Lara is not built around sex appeal
The focus is on skills...
AMD is quietly juicing its biggest laptop SoCs, and Gorgon Halo looks like a straight-up clock boost party with faster memory thrown in.
What AMD is refreshing
AMD is lining up a refresh of its Ryzen AI MAX lineup
The new family is called Ryzen AI MAX 400
Codename is Gorgon Halo
This replaces Ryzen AI MAX 300 Strix Halo, not reinventing it
What actually changes this time
Core counts stay exactly the same
CPU clocks go up
GPU clocks go up
Platform-level tuning does the rest
Think refinement, not redesign
How big is the lineup is
There are five SKUs in total
This is the full stack, not a partial leak
Every tier from midrange to absurd is covered
The five chips everyone is tracking
Ryzen AI MAX+ 495 sits at the top
Ryzen AI MAX+...
Apple might jack prices on maxed-out iPhone 18s, but the iPhone 17e looks like it is quietly gaming the supply chain to stay cheap.
Why phone prices keep creeping up
NAND flash prices are getting ugly
DRAM is even worse, basically doubling
Memory alone is nuking smartphone margins
High-storage iPhone 18 models are almost guaranteed to cost more
Why the iPhone 17e is the odd one out
Apple reportedly pulled off a supply chain efficiency boost
The rumor points specifically at the iPhone 17e
Instead of raising prices, Apple might freeze them
There is even talk of a lower price, which feels rare
Reusing parts is the whole strategy
Apple is leaning heavily on parts already used in the iPhone 16e
This is less innovation, more financial...
Everyone showed up for Fable, not the safe bets, and now the reboot is flirting with mockumentary jokes that could either slap or totally wreck immersion.
Why Fable stole the whole show
Xbox Developer Direct 2026 had multiple games, but attention locked onto Fable
Forza Horizon 6 looks great, but nobody is shocked by that
Fable has been gone for over fifteen years
This is a reboot, not a sequel, which raises the stakes
New studio, old soul
Fable is now in the hands of Playground Games
The presentation made it look like the classic trilogy DNA survived
Tone, mechanics, and vibe feel familiar in a good way
Still, a lot of details are being held back
What the devs just revealed
Game Director Ralph Fulton dropped new info in an...
Intel is quietly hyping its foundry comeback, hinting at billions on the line while it waits for customers to blink first.
What Intel wanted everyone to hear
Intel used its Q4 earnings call to change the tone
Client and data center chatter felt uneven
Foundry talk, though, sounded way more confident
Leadership kept stressing momentum instead of excuses
Why Intel Foundry suddenly sounds alive
CEO Lip-Bu Tan spent real time on process updates
Intel 18A is already shipping in actual products
Yield improvements are happening steadily, not hypothetically
Customer demand is strong enough to justify ramp pressure
18A-P is where things get interesting
Intel is now delivering PDK 1.0 for 18A-P
Both internal and external customers are...
Intel just ripped up its roadmap, doubled down on fewer chips, and bet the future on Diamond Rapids, Coral Rapids, and a very cozy NVIDIA partnership.
What Intel just put on the table
Intel used its Q4 2025 earnings to reset expectations
Revenue landed at $13.7 billion, down 4 percent year over year
Supply constraints are still biting
Leadership says things should calm down around Q2+
The bigger reveal was how client and data center plans got reshuffled
Server roadmap gets ruthless
Intel says Granite Rapids is ramping, and customers are responding well
Sapphire Rapids and Emerald Rapids stick around for mainstream servers
The real shift is what comes next
Diamond Rapids is now the star of the show
It is a 16-channel Xeon focused...
Koei Tecmo just showed 17.5 minutes of Nioh 3 chaos, and it jumps eras, styles, and vibes hard before dumping you into demon hell.
What Koei Tecmo just dropped
Koei Tecmo rolled out a 17.5-minute gameplay showcase
The spotlight was fully on Nioh 3
The footage focused on one time period, not the whole timeline flex
Where this slice of the game lives
The demo kicks off in the Sengoku period
This version of history is absolutely not chill
Yōkai are roaming freely as if it were normal
A nightmare zone called the Crucible exists, and that is the main problem
The player roams a wide open field, trying to reach it
Who you actually play as
The protagonist is Tokugawa Takechiyo, also known as Iemitsu
He is a real historical figure dropped...
ASUS finally blinked, acknowledged the Ryzen 7 9800X3D drama, and told everyone to update BIOS while it quietly investigates CPUs that are straight-up dying.
What set this off
Reports started piling up about AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D failures
Most complaints point to ASUS AM5 800-series boards
X870E and X870 models keep showing up in Reddit threads
The pattern mostly hits Ryzen 9000 chips, with the 9800X3D front and center
ASUS breaks its silence
ASUS says it has launched an internal review
The company claims it is checking compatibility and performance
Engineers are working alongside AMD to validate the reports
ASUS says stability and product quality are the focus right now
What ASUS wants users to do
Update the motherboard to the...
Intel blinked, the wafers ran out, and now the company is scrambling to keep hyperscalers happy without totally ghosting the PC market.
What just went down
So yeah, Intel dropped its Q4 2025 earnings, and nobody is ignoring the supply mess
The real drama is the wafer shortages, and which customers get left hanging
This is less about bad demand and more about Intel being caught flat-footed
How hyperscalers caught Intel off guard
Turns out CPUs are suddenly hot again thanks to AI upgrades
Hyperscalers are ripping out old x86 gear and rebuilding fast
According to David Zinsner, Intel straight-up guessed wrong on how big this wave would be
Core counts were expected to climb, but unit demand exploded instead
Intel is now rushing...
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