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I thought Asus' massive 32-inch OLED would be my favorite Computex 2026 monitor — but I found one that was even better

Asus went all-in on OLED monitors at Computex 2026. There were many great monitors to check out, but one stood out as the most impressive.

Tom’s Guide

Microsoft and Xbox are giving away this slept-on exclusive game free for an entire month — make sure you get it while the offer's on the table

Microsoft and Xbox have made this oft-forgotten exclusive game available to own and play for free for the entirety of June. Why not take advantage?

Windows Central

Missed it in theaters? Here's every movie finally arriving on streaming in June 2026

Sometimes, you can't see a movie in theaters. Here's the full list of every theatrical release coming to streaming in June 2026.

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Breaking: Anthropic just filed for IPO — 5 things you need to know

The company behind Claude is heading to Wall Street. Here's how Anthropic's IPO could affect users and the future of AI.

Tom’s Guide

AI firm Anthropic confidentially files to go public

Anthropic announced last week it raised $65 billion in private funding, pushing its valuation to $965 billion

The Independent UK

Windows Server vulnerability can grant system privileges with just a malformed packet — domain controllers are being exploited in the wild

9.8-rated Windows Server vulnerability can grants system privileges with just a malformed packet — domain controllers being exploited in the wild

Tom’s Hardware

All the Taylor Swift x Toy Story 5 Easter Eggs so far

This is getting out of hand.

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Anthropic files for IPO — Claude maker races OpenAI and SpaceX to Wall Street

Anthropic, the AI company that makes Claude, confidentially filed to go public with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Tom’s Hardware

3 top new Netflix and Prime Video arrivals for a mid-week binge (June 1-5)

It's a big week in streaming

NVIDIA's new "RTX Spark" platform is less of a threat to Qualcomm's chips and more of an ally to Microsoft's Windows on ARM PCs

NVIDIA confidently enters the Windows on ARM space with its new RTX Spark processors, but that doesn't make the N1x chip an enemy to Qualcomm or Snapdragon X.

Windows Central

Arc Raiders PvE mode coming to the Chinese version, and global players already want it in the main game too

Lucky!

GamesRadar

"Guardians make their own fate": As a Destiny 3 petition surges, Destiny 2 dev calls on players to log in for its final content update on June 9

Ahead of Destiny 2's final content update Monument of Triumph, one dev is rallying players to log in for it as a Destiny 3 petition surges.

Windows Central

How to watch Microsoft Build 2026: Windows 11, NVIDIA RTX Spark, AI agents, and more

Microsoft Build kicks off this week, and you can watch the keynote and dozens of sessions online. This guide shows you how to follow the event, what’s free, what’s in‑person only, and what to expect from the event.

Windows Central

Gabe Newell asked Valve's top lawyer "What the f*** do I pay you for if that’s your opinion?" in heated debate over porn games on Steam, report says

Steam's had a contentious history with adult content

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Lenovo's latest gaming laptop brings Brat to your backpack this summer

Lenovo's all-green LOQ gaming laptop hits the shelves in mid-June.

Windows Central

ASUS unveils the ROG Xbox Ally X20 with a new OLED display and translucent body

ASUS has officially unveiled the ROG Ally X20, a new handheld gaming device featuring a 7.4-inch OLED display, a redesigned translucent shell, and bundled XREAL AR glasses. While performance remains largely unchanged thanks to the Ryzen AI Z2 Extreme chipset, the OLED screen addresses one of the most common criticisms…

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How to watch the PlayStation State of Play for June 2026 – and what to expect from Sony's 60-minute showcase beyond Marvel's Wolverine

Bring back Ape Escape

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Anthropic confidentially files for initial public offering on US stock market

Financial stakes of the AI race rise as Elon Musk’s SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic are slated to go public this year

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Star Wars Unlimited introduces new mini-set specially made for players who fell off the wagon

If you fell off the Star Wars Unlimited wagon, the new 'Icons' mini-set is for you

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I've been hands on with Warhammer 40K Armageddon, and it's the push I need to finally go all in on the game

Our expert tries out the new edition, digging into the models and rules of the Warhammer 40K Armageddon box set

Windows Central

Microsoft’s own data suggests AI is more expensive than hiring humans, as a mystery firm burns USD 500 million on Claude in one month

Microsoft data shows AI costs surpass payroll, with a $500 million Claude fiasco proving how expensive automation can get.

GamesRadar

Valve's Gabe Newell argued gamers "have enormous choice" when grilled over Steam's alleged monopoly on PC gaming – report

"Valve does not have a policy or practice of dictating prices to third-party software developers on other platforms"

GamesRadar

Final Fantasy 14 fans celebrate a huge win: finally, we can kick Lalafells in the face and send them flying into the void

Or opt for a casual mount hit-and-run in the MMO

Tom’s Hardware

Computex 2026 Day Zero Wrap-Up: Nvidia launches RTX Spark Superchip assault on laptop and desktop markets, Intel readies Xeon 6+

Here's the best of what was announced during the opening hours of Computex 2026

The Independent UK

From arias to algorithms: Why the Royal Opera House is embracing AI – even as some musicians feel ‘miserable’ about it

The rise of machine learning has led many artists and writers to feel that their life's work could be about to be destroyed. But at one of the world's most traditional cultural institutions, practitioners are looking at new and controversial ways of embracing AI, writes Andrew Griffin

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