Google TPU hardware (image via Tom's Hardware) Thursday's tech news starts inside Meta's data centers, where Google's TPUs are now serving AI in production, a real crack in Nvidia's software lock. Barclays is cutting 5,000 jobs and crediting AI for part of it, DeepSeek is reportedly raising about $15 billion, a New Mexico court set a $25 billion penalty for Meta, and Jensen Huang says there's no memory glut coming. We've also got updates on iPhone Duo demand, PHP2Shell attacks that started before the patches, and Microsoft's findings on the ConnectWise breach. Plus: Railway and Quest Diagnostics breaches, a critical GitLab fix, App Store review delays, Walmart welcoming AI shopping agents, Hugging Face's DNA chatbot, and TSMC's search for rare-earth-free gear. Here's the Lanbrew tech roundup for October 22, 2026 . Google's TPUs are now running AI in Meta's data centers Meta, the company behind the PyTorch AI framework, is now ser...
Gaming News Roundup: Capcom's 11.7M-Account Data Breach, Switch 2's First Jailbreak, GTA 6's Cluckin' Bell & More (Oct 22, 2026)
GTA 6's Vice City branding and Burger Shot in Miami (image via VGC) It's a busy Thursday. Capcom says a hacker got into more than 11 million Capcom ID accounts, so watch your inbox for phishing. GTA 6's real-world Miami takeover now includes a Cluckin' Bell, and the Switch 2 has been jailbroken for the first time. Also today: Marvel's Wolverine topped September's US sales while NBA 2K27 became 2026's best-seller so far, EA's layoffs turn out to reach well beyond BioWare, Stranger Than Heaven previews are glowing, Gears of War: E-Day's budget reportedly topped $500 million, Phantom Blade Zero is getting a disc after all, and Modern Warfare 4 multiplayer is live without an open matchmaking playlist. Plus: Final Fantasy 14 players saving each other's gardens during the PHP outage, Playasia going dark, Sony's new Pulse headset, Sony quitting standalone 4K Blu-ray players, and the Disgaea creator's plan for 66 more games. Here's the Lanb...