2026-07-14

Our 5 Favorite Snack Box Subscriptions That Outdo Your Local Grocery Aisle

Whether you're craving international treats or healthy ingredients that won't cause a sugar crash, these subscription boxes are CNET's favorites. [...]

2026-07-14

DeepSeek needs more cash just weeks after closing its first $7 billion round

DeepSeek is already raising again. The Chinese AI lab just closed its first funding round and needs capital for its own data centers and chips to keep its aggressive pricing strategy going.<br /> The article DeepSeek needs more cash just weeks after closing its first $7 billion round appeared first on The Decoder. [...]

2026-07-14

8BitDo’s Nintendo-themed desk gear is the ultimate retro home office upgrade

A completely NES-cessary addition to your workflow. [...]

2026-07-14

'God of War Laufey will be available on disc' — Sony Santa Monica may have hinted at the game's release window with physical announcement

Following PlayStation's announcement that it will retire physical game discs, Sony Santa Monica has confirmed that God of War Laufey will be available on disc. [...]

2026-07-14

No, it's not age verification — privacy is the top reason UK children use a VPN

Independent research commissioned by the UK Government found that between just 7 and 10% of British children use a VPN to bypass age verification [...]

2026-07-14

20 ways the human body is stranger than most people realize

From skeletons that rebuild themselves to nostrils that work in shifts, the body runs on hidden systems far odder than its calm surface suggests [...]

2026-07-14

Spotify launches AI chatbot for music and listening history

Spotify’s new AI assistant can change your music, search your history, and answer questions, part of the company's ambitious AI plans. [...]

2026-07-14

Who will win France vs. Spain, according to astrology

Here’s what astrology says about Kylian Mbappé, Lamine Yamal, Rodri, and other stars ahead of France vs. Spain's World Cup match. [...]

2026-07-14

Kalshi builds a forward curve for computing power as exchanges race to turn GPUs into a tradable commodity

Kalshi, the prediction markets exchange, has built a forward curve that tracks the future price of computing power, joining a growing list of exchanges and index operators trying to turn GPU rental costs into a standardised financial instrument. The tool uses weekly and monthly event contracts related to compute prices, extending up to a year […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]