Articles by Eloise Jones
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RTX 50 Super Reportedly Slipping to 2027：Should Gamers Buy a GPU Now or Wait?
Leaks now suggest Nvidia's RTX 50 Super refresh may slip from 2026 into early 2027, possibly a CES 2027 reveal, though other reports claim 2026 is still on. The rumored 18GB and 24GB cards are reportedly the most delayed, gated by GDDR7 memory costs. With AMD's RDNA 5 pushed to 2027, here is a buy-now-or-wait call by resolution.
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Marvell Joins the S&P 500 on June 22：How the Index-Inclusion Trade Actually Works
Marvell joins the S&P 500 on June 22, 2026 after an AI-driven rally that reportedly tripled its value. Inclusion forces index funds and ETFs to buy the stock to match its weight, creating mechanical demand around the effective date. But that demand is often priced in once announced, and inclusion doesn't change fundamentals or shield the stock from sector volatility.
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OpenAI Retires GPT-5.2 and Moves Everyone to GPT-5.5 and the GPT-5.6 leak
As of June 12, 2026, OpenAI removed GPT-5.2 Instant, Thinking, and Pro from ChatGPT, and existing conversations now continue on the matching GPT-5.5 model. The forced upgrade can subtly change model behavior, which matters most for anyone with tuned prompts or production workflows. A leaked GPT-5.6 checkpoint is circulating but remains unconfirmed by OpenAI.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Unpacked Set for July 22: New Wider Fold Joins Z Flip Lineup
Samsung's next Galaxy Unpacked event is reportedly set for July 22, 2026, in London, where the company is expected to unveil the Galaxy Z Fold 8, the Galaxy Z Flip 8, and a new wider variant called the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide, according to leak coverage compiled by Digit.
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Canva IPO Watch: Valuation Climbs to $42B as Design Giant Redomiciles to US
Canva is signaling an IPO without confirming one. A $42 billion employee share sale, a move to a US Delaware parent, and the hire of IPO-veteran CFO Kelly Steckelberg form a familiar pre-IPO sequence. The design giant's AI-driven growth and subscription scale will test demand for AI-era software listings.
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AI Hacking Agents Reach 69.3% in New Test, Exposing a Growing Security Automation Risk
AI-powered agents achieved penetration-test success rates of up to 69.3% across 300 controlled servers, showing that parts of offensive security work are becoming easier to automate. The result does not represent a real-world breach rate, but it warns defenders that scalable, lower-cost attacks are improving.
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YY Group Deploys Humanoid Robots to Clean Buildings, and to Harvest Training Data
A Nasdaq-listed facility-services company is betting that the future of commercial cleaning is a humanoid robot, and that the data its human workers generate today is as valuable as the robots themselves.
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Oracle AI Spending Surges: Investors Question When Its $638 Billion Backlog Pays Off
Oracle's AI cloud business is expanding rapidly, but its enormous data-center spending, negative free cash flow, and financing needs are testing investor patience. The key question is how quickly a $638 billion contract backlog can become delivered capacity, recognized revenue, and durable profit at scale.
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The Next Home Robots Are Adorable by Design: Why That Cuteness Is a Privacy Catch
After stepping down as iRobot's chief executive, Angle founded Familiar Machines & Magic, a Woburn, Massachusetts "physical AI" startup that emerged from stealth in May 2026. Its first robot, called the Familiar, is a furry quadruped about the size of a small dog.
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Cerebras After Its IPO: How Wafer-Scale Chips Challenge Nvidia Inference
Cerebras Systems' IPO turned a radical chip architecture into one of the AI industry's largest public bets: one wafer-sized processor challenging the GPU clusters that underpin Nvidia's inference dominance.
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Cyera Raises $600M as AI Data Security Valuation Doubles to $12 Billion
Cyera has raised $600 million at a $12 billion valuation, doubling its value in roughly one year as investors bet that controlling enterprise data will become one of the most valuable layers of the AI boom.
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Ryzen 7 5800X3D Returns June 25 at $349: AMD's DDR4 Lifeline vs $329 7700X3D Buying Guide
n two weeks, PC builders will be able to buy a factory-new boxed copy of a CPU that first launched in April 2022. AMD's Ryzen 7 5800X3D 10th Anniversary Edition goes on sale June 25 at $349, and the new Ryzen 7 7700X3D for AM5 is scheduled to follow on July 16 at $329.
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Anthropic AI Safety Warning Meets $35B Compute Deal: Silicon Valley Cannot Slow Alone
Anthropic wants governments to be able to block frontier AI systems judged too dangerous to build. On June 10, as CEO Dario Amodei renewed that argument, a group involving Apollo, Blackstone, and Broadcom unveiled a financing platform seeking about $35 billion to give Anthropic more than 1 gigawatt of dedicated computing capacity.
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Nvidia GTC Paris Keynote Headlines VivaTech June 17-20：AI Factories, Sovereign AI, Robotics on Europe Agenda
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang returns to Paris next week to deliver the GTC Paris keynote at VivaTech 2026, running June 17 to 20 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, and this time the speech doubles as a progress report.
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Morgan Stanley Sees AI Debt Nearly Doubling to $570 Billion in 2026: Bonds Now Fund the Buildout
Global debt issuance tied to artificial intelligence is on track to more than double to nearly $570 billion in 2026, according to a Morgan Stanley forecast reported by Reuters on Wednesday, June 10, 2026.
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Adobe Q2 Earnings June 11, Stock Down 30%：Market Test of Whether AI Eats or Feeds Creative Software
Adobe reports fiscal second-quarter 2026 results after the closing bell on Thursday, June 11, and the print has become much bigger than one company's quarter.
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Google Gemini Outage Tops Six Hours, Errors 1076 and 1099 Worldwide：Flash Lite Still Answers
Google Gemini has been failing for users across the United States, Europe, and Asia since early Wednesday morning, June 10, 2026, and more than six hours into the incident Google has yet to declare a fix.
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GENISOM Debuts M1 Quadruped Robot With Full-Stack Embodied AI Platform at ICRA
A new entrant in robotics used this week's ICRA 2026 conference in Vienna to make its case not with a single robot but with an entire stack.
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KPMG Deploys Microsoft Agent 365 to Govern AI Agents Across Its Global Firms
As companies rush to put AI agents to work, a quieter problem is becoming the real bottleneck: not building agents, but controlling them.
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Nitrate Study of 54,000 Adults Finds the Source Matters More Than the Amount
A large study has delivered a clarifying answer to a confusing nutrition question: is dietary nitrate good or bad for you? The finding, drawn from more than 54,000 adults, is that it depends almost entirely on where the nitrate comes from.
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Roborock Q10 S5+ Robot Vacuum Drops to $280, Nearly Half Off：The Self-Emptying Dock Doing the Real Work
The Roborock Q10 S5+, a self-emptying robot vacuum and mop that routinely beats Roomba in head-to-head tests, has fallen to about $280 on Amazon, down from its $550 list price, a roughly 49% cut. The deal lands two weeks before Amazon Prime Day on June 23. Here is what the money buys, how the self-emptying dock and anti-tangle brush actually work, and whether to buy now or wait.
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MANGO Is Emerging as the AI Era's Successor to FAANG, and the Data Behind the Roster Change Is Brutal
Wall Street has organized itself around tech acronyms since Jim Cramer popularized FAANG in 2013, and as of June 9, 2026 it has a new one: MANGO, for Meta, Anthropic, Nvidia, Google, and OpenAI, frequently extended to MANGOS with SpaceX.
