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Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days event may be less than two weeks away, but Best Buy is getting a small head start with a surprise flash sale this weekend. While it’s not as big as what we expect in October, some early bargains are worth checking out. I’ve rounded up 18 of the best right…

Alongside a fresh batch of Deals of the Day, Best Buy has launched a surprise 48-hour flash sale for the weekend. Ranging from TV and hundreds in savings on home appliances, to Magic the Gathering and trading cards at up to 40% of, deep deals on Halloween decor, and up to $160 off select iPhone…

Optigo Networks announced the public launch of the Optigo AI Assistant, a purpose-built assistant embedded in Optigo Visual Networks (OptigoVN), the company’s cloud-based OT monitoring platform for BACnet building automation systems.

Paulo Shakarian, the KG Tan Endowed Professor of Artificial Intelligence in the College of Engineering and Computer Science, is director of the Institute for Artificial Intelligence.

Durabook’s latest rugged workstation laptop is less a notebook and more a capable folding command post, bringing power, durability, and plenty of screen real estate in tow.

Meta today introduced its new Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 3) smart glasses with a slimmer design and longer battery life alongside a new audio-only lineup, and a new $250 entry-level release.

Microsoft is rolling out refreshes to its smaller Surface Laptop and Surface Pro machines powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2 Plus starting at a price of $1,149.

Qualcomm today announced two flagship smartphone processors, called Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 and Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6, with a focus on facilitating better AI-focused features.

Earlier this month, OpenAI launched GPT-6 Astra, which it heralded as its most powerful and capable model yet, and the “world’s best model” for a variety of activities, including computer work and coding. Now, the lab is expanding the GPT-6 generation with updated versions of the smaller Sol and Luna models.

The browser cuts token use by 54% and delivers an 88% task success rate versus 51% with standard Chrome automation, while reusing what it has learned as webpages change to help tasks keep running.