OpenAI just inked a $38 billion agreement to run its AI systems on Amazon’s cloud infrastructure. The deal comes just days after the company restructured its Microsoft partnership and received regulatory approval for new profit-seeking business models.
In a groundbreaking move, Iceland is rolling out Claude AI to teachers across the entire country. This national pilot program aims to reduce administrative burdens and transform classroom teaching with AI support.
Researchers have shattered thermal conductivity records with boron arsenide crystals that outperform diamond. This breakthrough could transform how we manage heat in everything from smartphones to data centers.
Microsoft is reversing course on its controversial Windows Update naming changes after overwhelming backlash from IT administrators. The company had planned to remove key details like dates and architecture information that IT pros rely on daily.
Southwest Power Pool wants to fundamentally reshape how transmission gets planned and paid for. The proposal comes as peak demand has jumped 11% in just four years across their massive footprint. This could be the biggest grid reform in years.
Deep-tech careers offer exciting opportunities but come with serious hurdles. From stalled startups to rigid regulations, here’s what professionals need to know before diving in.
Debian is ending support for several older processor architectures in its next release. The armel architecture will only support Raspberry Pi 1, Zero, and Zero W systems. Meanwhile, all MIPS architectures are being completely removed from the distribution.
Spotify’s video podcast catalog has exploded to nearly 500,000 shows, with over 390 million users streaming video content. The company’s aggressive push into video is paying off with doubled viewing time and new revenue opportunities through partnerships like the upcoming Netflix deal.
DragonForce has emerged as a serious ransomware threat using Conti’s leaked source code. The group now operates as a cartel, recruiting affiliates and targeting major organizations. Their aggressive tactics include infrastructure takeovers and data leaks.
Facebook is giving group admins more flexibility by allowing private groups to become public. The change keeps all previous content private and protects member lists. Admins have a three-day window to review the decision before it becomes permanent.
