QtrendsRetro gaming and consumer gadget reviews dominate TechRadar coverage
TechRadar's Spanish-language coverage this week features hands-on impressions of the ModRetro M64, a modern take on playing classic Nintendo 64 games described as the best way to revisit the console's library. Ninja CREAMi has introduced Mexican-style ice cream recipes for sports viewing parties. Sony's FlexStrike wireless fighting game joystick for PlayStation is now available for pre-order. The content mix targets Spanish-speaking gaming and lifestyle audiences with a focus on nostalgia and entertainment.
The US government has ordered Anthropic to disable its newest AI models worldwide, citing national security risks. Reports indicate the company's Claude Fable 5 and other advanced models were deemed too powerful, raising cybersecurity and hacking concerns. The directive affects both domestic and international access, marking one of the most aggressive government interventions in AI development to date. TechCrunch notes that Anthropic's own safety warnings may have contributed to the government's decision.
Anthropic has suspended its Claude Fable 5 and Mythos AI models following a directive from the Trump administration. BBC reports the company is complying with security concerns raised by US officials. Ars Technica confirms the models have been shut down globally. WIRED notes Anthropic stated it is taking Fable 5 offline to comply with the government order. The incident raises questions about the balance between AI advancement and national security oversight.
A new comparison between Samsung's Galaxy Buds 3 Pro and Apple's AirPods Pro 3 highlights the strengths of each premium wireless earbud lineup. Engadget reports a surprising cardiologist warning suggesting some users may want to skip AirPods altogether for health reasons. Meanwhile, TechRadar's Spanish coverage notes that a new AirPods equalizer update is available but warns users may want to think twice before installing it due to potential issues. The mixed coverage underscores growing health and usability concerns around mainstream earbuds.
China's AI chipmaker MetaX, a challenger to Nvidia, is planning a Hong Kong share sale to fund next-generation GPU development and global expansion. The Shanghai-listed company aims to raise capital through H-share issuance for supply-chain investment and R&D. Meanwhile, SpaceX has gone public with a valuation tied to its AI potential. Nikkei reports that Chinese AI companies are bracing for increased competition as SpaceX and US rivals prepare a wave of IPOs, signaling an escalating AI arms race on the stock market front.