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Anthropic committed 80 billion dollars to compute in about a week
The Anthropic Lambda data centre deal is worth 35 billion dollars and lands days after a 45 billion commitment to Nscale. Nvidia sits on all three ...
ComputingShould you buy RAM now or wait? The 2026 memory crisis, priced
Should you buy RAM now in 2026? DRAM contract prices rose 90 percent then 58 percent in two quarters. Here is exactly when to buy and when to leave ...
ComputingSemiconductor revenue hits 1.6 trillion in 2026, and memory is 54 percent of it
Gartner's semiconductor revenue 2026 forecast: 1.6 trillion dollars, up 92 percent, with memory at 54 percent of revenue and AI data centres at 36.5 ...
AIThe Pentagon now has its own versions of ChatGPT and Grok
The US Pentagon now has its own internal deployments of both ChatGPT and Grok, adapted for secure government use. It signals that the DoD is treating ...
EVs and EnergyMagna bets big on battery swapping with an extra 35 million dollars for Yuma Energy
Magna International has pushed its total investment in Indian battery swapping startup Yuma Energy to 87 million dollars, taking a larger majority ...
ComputingJohn Ternus is Apple CEO from today, and he has eight days until his first keynote
John Ternus is Apple CEO from today, eight days before the 9 September event, and the company just handed a hardware engineer an AI problem to fix.
ComputingIntel Crescent Island specs: 480GB of LPDDR5X on one air cooled card
Intel Crescent Island specs from Hot Chips 2026: 32 Xe3P cores, up to 480GB of LPDDR5X, 350W and air cooling. Here is why Intel skipped HBM4 memory ...
AIInstagram is cracking down on undisclosed AI profiles
Instagram is rolling out new restrictions on AI profiles that don't disclose their artificial nature, including limits on direct messaging ...
SecurityFTC sues Amazon over secret ad surcharge scheme involving 22 states
The FTC, joined by 22 state attorneys general, is accusing Amazon of secretly inflating ad prices and passing the cost on to both sellers and ...
SecurityApple's shocking evidence against employee who allegedly stole data for OpenAI
Apple has dropped what it describes as 'shocking evidence' in its lawsuit against a former employee accused of stealing AI data and passing it to ...
ComputingA 20-Year-Old's startup wants to keep a solar plane in the sky for a year
A startup called Alteon, founded by a 20-year-old in India and backed by former Stripe exec Lachy Groom, is developing autonomous aircraft that ...
SecurityEvery AI browser tested was vulnerable to prompt injection, and there is no clean fix
AI browser prompt injection worked on every major agentic browser tested, including Comet and Atlas. Here is how the attack works and what to stop ...
ComputingHow to check if your server is exposed to the internet in under an hour
How to check if your server is exposed to the internet, in seven steps that cost nothing and take about an hour. Built for homelabs and small ...
SecurityZimbra CVE-2026-73570 is under attack and 12,000 servers are still reachable
Zimbra CVE-2026-73570 lets an unauthenticated attacker run commands on the server. It was patched on 20 July, and Shadowserver still counts over ...
ComputingAMD Helios vs Nvidia Vera Rubin: The memory number decides this one
AMD Helios vs Nvidia Vera Rubin comes down to memory, not FLOPS. AMD claims 31TB of HBM4 per rack against Nvidia's 20.7TB, and builds the whole thing ...
SpaceChina's ZhuQue-3 just landed a rocket on legs, and reusability stopped being SpaceX's trick
LandSpace's ZhuQue-3 landed on deployable legs on 19 August 2026, the first Chinese-built rocket to pull off a leg landing.
ComputingWhat is HBM4, and why your AI accelerator is starving rather than thinking
What is HBM4 memory explained in plain terms: how stacked memory works, why bandwidth beats raw FLOPS for AI inference, and why only three firms can ...
SecurityTexas freezes Flock camera funding as the backlash goes statewide
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has frozen state funding for Flock Safety's AI licence plate reader cameras, joining a wave of cities cancelling contracts ...
AISony and Warner are suing Anthropic over lyrics in its AI
Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell have sued Anthropic, accusing Claude of reproducing copyrighted song lyrics in what they're calling a ...
SecurityI asked 100 companies for my personal data. Some deleted it instead.
A journalist contacted 100 companies to request their personal data under privacy law, and the results were depressing: ignored requests, incomplete ...
AIOpenAI GPT-Live drops the transcript, and that is the whole point
What is GPT-Live: OpenAI new native voice model claims sub 300ms latency in ChatGPT Voice by deleting the speech to text step in the middle of the ...
AIOpenAI is cutting off Cursor after SpaceX acquired it
OpenAI is cutting off Cursor, one of the most popular AI coding tools among developers, after SpaceX acquired it. Given Elon Musk's ongoing legal ...
SpaceThe Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is finally in Space
The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has finally launched and is heading one million miles from Earth to study dark matter and dark energy. With a ...
SpaceSomething under Mars south pole is 400 degrees hotter than it should be
The Mars thermal anomaly under the south pole runs up to 400C hotter than the north, and it was found by re-reading gravity data three orbiters ...
SecurityFlock's AI surveillance cameras are facing a political reckoning across America
Cities across America are terminating their contracts with Flock Safety at a record pace this month, and Texas Governor Abbott has frozen state ...