News on GPUs, specialized silicon, data center scaling, and the infrastructure powering the AI revolution.
Picture this: your laptop's fan screaming like a jet engine during a video call, or your phone turning into a hand warmer mid-game. Xerendipity's Vapor-Pad might just kill that nightmare with 80x better cooling in a peel-and-stick package.
Drop $8.8 million on a single rack? Nvidia's Vera Rubin systems are here, pricing out partners and grabbing the AI hardware throne. Server makers? They're just along for the ride now.
Your new AI-powered laptop turns into a brick overnight. No files, no apps, just a chilling 'C:\ is not accessible.' Blame Samsung's Galaxy Connect—not Microsoft.
Eleven days. That's all it took for Meta to swoop in and execuhire the Dreamer team behind a slick personal superintelligence prototype. Now, with Zuck's distribution muscle, they're building what could be the ultimate consumer AI agent lab.
Yann LeCun just dropped LeWorldModel, a pixel-to-latent wizard that trains stably without the collapse mess. Twenty years in, I'm still asking: does it ship?
We thought AI was about cute cat videos and productivity hacks. Turns out, it's supercharging the internet's vilest corners, with CSAM videos up over 260 times in 2025.
Tired of AI spitting out half-baked code? Superpowers promises to whip chatbots into shape. But after 20 years watching Valley snake oil, I'm not holding my breath.
Servers whirring in dimly lit data centers, spitting out relevance scores via inverted indexes. That's pre-neural ranking: gritty, deterministic, and weirdly resilient.
Meta's Hyperagents don't just solve problems; they hack their own learning code. Skeptical? A robot dog jumps for joy—literally—proving the point.
Picture this: You tell an AI, 'Cat on the sill, bird outside at sunset.' Boom—perfect layout, no tweaks needed. Luma's Uni-1 just made image gen think like us.
Imagine running AI that smokes the leaders without bankrupting your GPU budget. StepFun's Step-3.5-Flash just made elite performance dirt cheap for devs everywhere.
Rain beats down on London's financial district. Air Street Capital just closed $232 million for AI startups, crowning itself Europe's solo VC heavyweight.