Nobody had a week as good as Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang, he even took out some time to dance on stage with some of his employees, and he had some good moves too. This week he unveiled RTX Spark, the company's first-ever consumer PC processor. They are promising to reinvent Windows PCs for the era of personal AI agents by combining 30 years of Nvidia innovation (CUDA, RTX, DLSS, G-SYNC, and more) into slim Windows laptops and compact ultra-efficient desktop PCs. Essentially the PC's powered by this chip are supposed to be better than what we currently have especially when it comes to AI proccessing, we will likely cover more on what it means for the average user in the future.

oh, one more thing. The newletter has a different look this week, it is part of a new visual design I am testing, let me know if you like this better or prefer the previous look.

WWDC 2026 Is Around the Corner. Here Is What to Expect

After Google's I/O and the Android 17 reveal, it is finally time to hear from the other side of the fence, and there is a lot to look forward to. Of course AI is the big thing everyone is doing these days, and while Apple has been missing in action so far, it will be really interesting to see their take on it. The Apple spin on things is usually worth paying attention to.