Silicon Valley’s AI Compute Crisis: The Fight for GPU Power
AI companies are competing for more than chips. Discover how GPU availability, electricity, networking and cloud contracts determine who can build and scale.
AI companies are competing for more than chips. Discover how GPU availability, electricity, networking and cloud contracts determine who can build and scale.
Google Cloud is pushing enterprise AI beyond chat with Gemini agents designed to execute multi-step, multi-day workflows across Workspace, Microsoft 365 and Slack.
Margaret Hamilton Dies, Remembering the NASA software pioneer whose leadership on Apollo helped transform programming into a rigorous engineering discipline.
The Vivo V80 5G combines ZEISS-backed photography with a large battery, fast charging and a premium display. Here is what its hardware strategy means for buyers.
Xbox has an unusually busy release day, with 10 new games arriving across Series X, Series S, and PC—and three available through Game Pass at launch.
Microsoft Surface Laptop Ultra combines an NVIDIA RTX Spark Superchip, 128GB of unified memory and local AI support for models exceeding 120 billion parameters.
Xreal has opened preorders for its Aura augmented-reality glasses at an announced price of $1,279, offering an early test of Android XR’s consumer potential.
SEGA’s new official Sonic the Hedgehog Discord gives fans a central place to meet, follow announcements and discuss the franchise—but a rush of new members made its launch unexpectedly chaotic.
The IWF has reported a 40% rise in AI-generated CSAM images during the first half of 2026, intensifying concerns about generative AI misuse and online child protection.
Meta, TikTok and X are challenging Ofcom requests for detailed online-safety information, raising important questions about regulatory powers, confidentiality, transparency and platform accountability.
Ghost AI’s Core is a local-first personal computer built to run private, persistent AI agents—not a desktop PC with another chatbot attached.
OpenAI may test visual advertisements while ChatGPT users generate images, opening a new debate about monetization, privacy, relevance, and user trust.
Google Fitbit Edge is official, with a $179.99 price, up to 7-day battery life, improved GPS, a replaceable battery, and advanced fitness tracking. Here are its features, release date, and key limitations.
Oura’s postponed U.S. IPO highlights market volatility while renewing debate over privacy, sensitive health data and investor confidence in AI-powered wearables.
Kolibri represents a growing shift toward sovereign, open-weight AI model that organizations can deploy, customize and govern on their own infrastructure.
Suspect Saif al-Din Khader, known online as “Rey,” was reportedly detained in Jordan and is cooperating with investigators examining ShinyHunters’ alleged theft of FBI employee data.
OpenAI is positioning ChatGPT as a new software distribution layer (App Store Alternative), combining apps, agents, interactive interfaces and identity into one conversational ecosystem.
SpaceX is reportedly exploring a Microsoft partnership as its AI unit looks beyond model development toward selling large-scale computing capacity.
Suno is expanding beyond music with Speech AI, a generative-audio system designed to turn scripts and natural-language prompts into expressive spoken content.
Collateral brings a new objective-focused experience to Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 multiplayer. Here is what is confirmed, how matches work, and which details remain unclear.