Dell Technologies’ CEO, Michael Dell, has made a bold forecast regarding the future of the AI memory market, suggesting that the demand for memory resources will surge to unprecedented levels by 2028. Speaking at a recent industry event, Dell emphasized that hyperscale data centers, often referred to as hyperscalers, face immense pressure to invest in memory technologies. He noted that failing to do so could leave these enterprises trailing behind their competitors.
ARM recently unveiled its latest AGI CPU, a move that CEO Rene Haas claims positions the platform to challenge the x86 market share. However, Intel executives have expressed skepticism about the processor’s potential, suggesting that ARM’s assertions of superiority may not reflect any significant advancements. As first reported by Wccftech, Intel’s Data Center Executive has implied that the marketing surrounding ARM’s AGI CPU lacks substance, viewing it as more of a promotional strategy than a genuine leap forward in technology.
Nexon, a prominent player in the gaming industry and parent company of Embark Studios, is making headlines with its forward-looking stance on artificial intelligence (AI) in game development. During a recent Capital Markets Briefing, CEO Junghun Lee and executive chairman Patrick Söderlund highlighted how Nexon’s AI approach aims to empower creative professionals while streamlining development processes.
Eidos Montreal, the renowned developer behind titles such as Deus Ex and the upcoming Legacy of Kain project, has announced significant layoffs affecting 124 employees. This decision stems from “changing project needs and impacts across productions and support teams,” as stated by the studio on its LinkedIn page. The studio’s head, David Anfossi, has also departed after nearly two decades with the company, where he played a pivotal role as a producer on the acclaimed Deus Ex: Human Revolution and held the head of studio position since 2013.
Epic Games, the renowned developer behind the immensely popular title Fortnite, has announced a significant reduction in its workforce, laying off over 1,000 employees. This move comes in conjunction with a broader strategy to cut costs amounting to $500 million as the company navigates a challenging economic landscape. As first reported by Nintendo Life, the layoffs are indicative of the company’s response to a worrying downturn in player engagement.
Elon Musk has unveiled TeraFab, a visionary project that promises to redefine the landscape of computing. With this ambitious initiative, Musk aims to address the staggering compute demand that, at present, is met by only 2% of Earth’s resources. The TeraFab project is central to Musk’s vision for a “Galactic Civilization,” as he attempts to scale up computing capabilities in a way that dwarfs existing chip fabrication facilities worldwide.
In a recent interview, Take-Two Interactive’s CEO Strauss Zelnick shared his strong belief in the commercial success of Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6), asserting that he can’t envision any adult gamer with a console opting out of the highly anticipated title. As first reported by GameSpot, Zelnick emphasized that GTA 6 will attract a wide range of players, including younger audiences and those who are new to the franchise.
Samsung Electronics is facing significant challenges within its mobile division as it implements emergency cost-cutting measures prompted by surging memory chip prices and global logistical disruptions, particularly tied to the ongoing conflict in Iran. As first reported by Wccftech, the company’s mobile-focused MX division is now struggling to maintain profitability, leading to the decision to cease production of the Galaxy Z TriFold, merely three months after its initial launch.
STOCKHOLM , March 16, 2026 , In a strategic move that signals its commitment to expanding its influence in the indie gaming sector, Combined Effect has appointed Pim Holfve as its new CEO. Holfve, who currently serves as the CEO of Raw Fury, will now oversee both entities, effectively doubling his leadership responsibilities amid the growing landscape of creative video game publishers and studios.
Several developers at Warner Bros. Montréal have reported layoffs, marking a significant shift for the studio amidst a challenging gaming landscape. As first reported by Eurogamer, the layoffs are part of broader adjustments within the company, reflecting ongoing pressures in the industry that have affected many developers.
