Technology
Insights on tech innovations, startup ecosystems, AI advancements, IT infrastructure, and digital developments in Armenia and worldwide.
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The Moral and Economic Crossroads of Artificial Intelligence: Global Perspectives
As AI adoption accelerates, Pope Leo XIV calls for a global ‘disarmament’ of technology, while labor experts warn of significant workforce displacement, setting the stage for a critical debate on human dignity versus market dominance.
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The Digital Stadium: How Streaming Infrastructure is Redefining Global Media Power
The shift of high-stakes live events like the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the Champions League Final to dedicated streaming platforms signals a fundamental transformation in global media infrastructure and public access.
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Japan joins NATO’s PURL to fund Ukraine’s non-lethal defense needs
Japan has officially joined NATO’s Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List, pledging $14.7 million for non-lethal equipment to aid Ukraine’s defense efforts.
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Xbox Shifts Fable Release to February 2027 Amidst Crowded Holiday Slate
Microsoft has officially pushed the highly anticipated Fable reboot to February 2027, citing a desire to provide the title a ‘dedicated moment’ in a year dominated by major industry releases like Grand Theft Auto VI.
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The Duality of Cinema: Tribeca’s AI Milestone vs. The Satirical Deconstruction of Production
As Tribeca prepares to screen the first fully AI-generated feature, ‘Dreams of Violets’, the industry faces a parallel shift in television, where Channel 4’s ‘Make That Movie’ satirizes the absurdity of the creative process.
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Global EV Market Divergence: From Chinese Luxury Innovation to Western Skepticism
As NIO launches its flagship ES9 in China, Ferrari faces backlash over its new $640,000 electric Luce, highlighting a widening gap between Asian EV adoption and Western market turbulence.
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Apple’s Strategic Pivot: WWDC 2026 and the Future of the iPhone Ecosystem
As Apple prepares for WWDC 2026, the company faces a critical juncture involving the potential debut of its foldable ‘Ultra’ device, a Gemini-powered Siri, and the upcoming iPhone 18 lineup.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Announced as Franchise Pivots to Next-Gen Hardware
Activision has officially unveiled Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, set for an October 23, 2026 release, while simultaneously confirming the end of support for last-gen consoles.
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The Strategic Patience: Why Rockstar Games Defies the Annual Release Cycle
Take-Two Interactive’s leadership emphasizes the long-term value of quality over the industry-standard annual release model, setting a high bar for the upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI.
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The Evolving Pilot: From Agricultural Innovation to Digital Ethics and Legacy
As drone technology transforms agriculture and AI challenges aviation privacy, we examine the shifting landscape of the pilot profession, balanced against the honoring of historical service.
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Sweden prepares to donate JAS 39 Gripen jets to Ukraine
Sweden is preparing a military aid package featuring JAS 39 Gripen C/D aircraft for Ukraine, alongside potential future sales of the advanced E-model variant.
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Tesla’s Performance Dilemma: The Model 3 Plaid and the Engineering of Priorities
As Tesla navigates its 2026 vehicle lineup, engineering leadership confirms that a ‘Plaid’ Model 3 remains a theoretical concept rather than a production reality, highlighting the strategic trade-offs between mass-market performance and high-end automotive innovation.
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CD Projekt Red Confirms ‘Songs of the Past’ Expansion for The Witcher 3
Twelve years after its initial launch, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is set to receive a new expansion, ‘Songs of the Past,’ arriving in 2027 alongside significantly updated PC requirements.
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Kim Jong-Un oversees new AI-guided missile tests in North Korea
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un has supervised the testing of new AI-guided cruise missiles and artillery systems, marking a shift in tactical strike capability.
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PlayStation Ecosystem Shifts: Days of Play 2026 Launches Amidst High-Profile Delistings
Sony launches its annual Days of Play promotion featuring significant hardware and software discounts, even as the platform quietly delists Destruction AllStars, highlighting the volatile nature of digital game ownership.