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Toyota unveils 'Fluorite' game engine for vehicles

Toyota has unveiled its own game engine, Fluorite, to improve digital interfaces inside vehicles, the Verge reported on Feb. 9. Toyota Connected North America senior engineer Jamie Kuber presented the engine at the FOSDEM 2026 conference. Fluorite was developed to provide in-car 3D tutorials, environment mapping and natural interfaces. Toyota said the console-class engine integrates with the Flutter SDK and performs strongly on low-spec and embedded hardware. The engine is in an early development stage.

AI & Enterprise

Monday.com shares plunge 19 percent on below-expectations revenue forecast

Shares of collaboration software company Monday.com fell 19 percent as concerns grew that AI is shaking software business models after the company issued a weaker-than-expected outlook, CNBC reported. The Israel-based project management platform posted fourth-quarter revenue of $333.9 million, up 25 percent from a year earlier. It forecast first-quarter revenue of $338 million to $340 million and full-year revenue of $1.452 billion to $1.462 billion, both below market expectations.

Industry

Custom HBM era raises uncertainty over supply chain information

Uncertainty is growing around the next-generation high bandwidth memory (HBM) market as HBM4 moves toward customer-optimised custom products, reducing information transparency. With key specifications and timelines shared mainly between customers and manufacturers, supply chain visibility has narrowed. Industry sources say HBM4 also requires three-way cooperation among fabless designers, foundries and memory makers. SK Hynix says HBM4 is proceeding as scheduled and inventories will fall further in the second half of 2026.