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This week on the Engaadget Podcast, we dive into NVIDIA's RTX Spark chip and the many ways it could reshape the world of Windows PCs (or not).

Microsoft has two livestreams planned for this Sunday.

A closer look at how undersea cables connect the world.

The company said this week it would comply with President Trump's voluntary AI executive order.

Vertigo Games, known for its VR work, is closing its Amsterdam studio.

Arm CPU cores, a powerful GPU and gobs of unified RAM? That sounds familiar!

NVIDIA launches a powerful AI-ready notebook chip, NASA ends a Mars mission and Meta's still looking into glasses-based facial recognition.

Google seems to be testing a new feature that will take you to AI Mode by default when you do a search in Chrome.

The largest index in the world won't relax its rules to let SpaceX enter early.

Anthropic warns that AIs will soon be able to build their own successor, and it's suggesting that companies may have to slow down development.

Still no price in sight.

Paying users will have tools for reaching either wider or more-specific audiences.

Meta was previously reported to be exploring facial recognition for its smart glasses.

OpenAI has significantly improved the chatbot's "dreaming" architecture.

Canada's "AI for All" plan prioritizes strengthening data protections and increasing AI adoption.

Believe it or not, this is not the first robotaxi-assisted theft.

Netflix and EA are both going to capitalize on the World Cup craze.

Meta's Creator Assistant AI can analyze your past posts to help with future content plans.

Belkin's new Switch 2 charging grip lets you game longer and be more comfortable doing it.

Marshall's latest headphones are like its Major and Monitor models had a baby.