Tom's Hardware dominates hands-on hardware testing and industry insight, now spotlighted by Apple TV pricing shifts, Nvidia/Taiwan probes, and Twitch AI-training opt-out moves.
Twitch has updated its policy, allowing users to opt out of using their streams, VODs, clips, and chats to train Amazon’s generative AI. The change confirms that training has been happening and gives creators a clear privacy toggle. Opting out is available in channel privacy settings.
Taiwanese prosecutors have indicted nine people over the alleged illegal export of Nvidia GPUs to China, with several servers shipped via Indonesia, Japan, and Hong Kong. The case underscores ongoing US-China tech frictions and Taiwan’s tightening export rules to curb restricted technology reaching China.
Apple has raised prices for Apple TV, Apple One, and related services. The increases affect monthly and annual plans, with Apple TV now at 14.99/month ($119/year) and Apple One at 21.95/month. Several rivals have also nudged prices, and Apple cites broader shifts in hardware and services pricing. The moves come as Apple emphasizes services revenue.