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Adobe Summit 2026: we're live at Adobe's annual keynotes to hear what's new this year
We're live at Adobe Summit 2026 bringing you all the latest from keynotes, briefings and tonight's Sneaks
Adobe wants to help your brand get recognized even when search is getting replaced by AI
CX Enterprise, launched at Adobe Summit 2026, is described as a complete end-to-end agentic system to manage the customer lifecycle.
New 'color' Lidar breakthrough gives 'hands-off' self-driving cars a boost
A new color-capable Lidar system has been hailed as a “fundamental innovation” for self-driving car technology.
NordVPN wants to end VPN rush-hour slowdowns with 100 Tbps global capacity
NordVPN says its network now has enough spare capacity to reduce bottlenecks during busy periods across 211 locations in 135+ countries.
Former Obdisian creative officer says not to bet on a Fallout: New Vegas remake, because Bethesda doesn't have 'the engineering know-how' to create it, and may not have the source code
Obsidian Entertainment co-founder and former creative officer Chris Avellone has said a Fallout: New Vegas remake may not be possible because Bethesda lacks the "engineering knowhow."
'There's a whole congregation of that kind of person' — Former The Last of Us dev says Neil Druckmann told him that 'several people' alongside Ellie were immune in the world of the post-apocalyptic game
Former Naughty Dog lighting artist Gabriel Betancourt has claimed The Last of Us series creator Neil Druckmann told him that Ellie wasn't the only immune person in the game's world.
Dolby Atmos is coming to free broadcast TV, no next-gen tuner required
There's life in free broadcast TV yet, and you won't need ATSC 3.0 to get it
'If AI were to take anyone's job, wouldn't it take Elon Musk's job? The richest guy on Earth?' — Take-Two CEO says AI won't get rid of jobs, but allow artists to do 'higher quality work' instead
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick has said that artificial intelligence (AI) won't steal artists' jobs, but that it will allow them to do "higher quality work" instead of tedious tasks.
