News on GPUs, specialized silicon, data center scaling, and the infrastructure powering the AI revolution.
Forget debugging SQL at midnight. AI's now your tireless first hire, churning out clean data viz and exec summaries before breakfast. For everyday analysts, that's hours back – or a pink slip looming?
Silicon Valley buzzed about Oracle's cozy OpenAI deal and datacenter dreams. Now? Thousands pink-slipped, proving AI hype demands blood sacrifices.
Tucked among thrift store trinkets, a sealed box of Nvidia's 3D Vision 2 glasses goes for $2.99 — a steal from its $149 launch price. But does this relic signal 3D gaming's total demise?
Everyone figured Apple would flame out after the Newton flop or Jobs' exile. Instead, its hobbyist guts fueled endless reinvention—right up to Apple Silicon's quiet revolution.
$299.99 for 32GB of DDR5 RAM. In a world where AI's gobbling up memory like candy, that's a fire sale — and it's vanishing fast on Woot.
You've battled Claude's code loops, right? This guide promises one-shot wins, but after 20 years watching AI hype, I'm calling BS on the easy fixes.
Imagine your code suddenly running 30% faster—without touching a line. Intel's iBOT does just that, vectorizing binaries on the fly, as Geekbench's deep dive reveals.
Your pull requests are drowning in noise. AI code reviewers? They're the latest ghost in the machine nobody asked for. Here's the brutal truth.
720 brains scanned for 1,115 hours. Meta's new AI model, TRIBE v2, predicts it all from video, sound, and words. Impressive stats—but does it grok the mind, or just mimic blood flow?
High blood pressure sneaks up on 1.28 billion adults worldwide, per WHO stats. Samsung's Galaxy Watch now tracks it in the US – but only if you're game for monthly cuff calibrations.
Everyone figured Middle East tensions would spike oil prices. Wrong. It's helium that's gut-punching the chip world, knocking out a third of supply overnight.
Apple's 50th skips its founders. That's the real story — a rebel turned luxury giant, forgetting what made it.