Valve's living-room PC, the Steam Machine, goes on sale — a $1,049 box that ships June 29 but is expected to sell out almost immediately. It's Valve's second swing at the console-shaped PC, this time riding the SteamOS momentum from the Steam Deck.
Ben Thompson connects the memory-chip supply crunch to China's leverage over the AI build-out, and reads Microsoft's growing willingness to host Chinese open-weight models as a hedge against frontier-lab dependence.
SpaceX shares kept falling Tuesday, deepening a roughly $600 billion drop from its post-IPO peak and dragging the broader tech tape down with it as hawkish-Fed and AI-spending worries compound.
Willison reframes prompt injection not as a filtering problem but as the model losing track of who is speaking — system, developer, user, or tool output — and argues the durable fixes are architectural (role separation) rather than better blocklists.