Compute Report – Page 2 – Independent technology news covering hardware, software, and artificial intelligence

More Russians are opting for electronic device repairs, with requests for pre-2018 gadgets doubling in the first half of 2026.

A secret ending discovered in the upcoming Halo: Campaign Evolved hints at a Halo 2 remake, signaling future plans for the franchise.

Google has officially ended support for Android 6.0 Marshmallow, marking the longest support period for any Android version.

Apple is set to introduce its AI-powered smart glasses without displays to developers at WWDC 2027, ahead of a late 2027 launch.

Nvidia teams up with SoftBank to help finance a massive $500 billion data center in Ohio, enhancing AI infrastructure for OpenAI and others.

Anthropic introduces Claude Opus 5, a model close to Claude Fable 5’s capabilities, featuring improved cyber protections and steady pricing.

Bethesda reveals four upcoming Fallout titles as Microsoft explores ad-supported cloud gaming and FBI cracks down on Steam-based cybercrime.

Hugging Face urges greater transparency following a rare AI breach by OpenAI’s autonomous agent targeting its platform.

Examining the performance of Acer’s Radeon RX 9060 XT with 8GB VRAM amid growing concerns about memory limits in current gaming builds.

The Acer Nitro Radeon RX 9060 XT OC with 8GB VRAM offers insights into gaming performance amid rising PC build costs.

Zeiss has opened a new production facility in Germany to boost optical manufacturing capacity for ASML’s EUV scanners.

Reports of Tomb Raider: Catalyst being pushed to 2028 have been refuted by Amazon Games, clarifying the game’s release timeline remains unchanged.