The breakneck demand for AI compute isn’t waiting for new construction. Companies like Raeden are finding it faster and smarter to retrofit old buildings into high-tech data centers. It’s a messy, complex process that’s becoming critical to keeping pace.
OpenAI is reportedly in advanced talks with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) for a potential Stargate data center project in India. The discussions also involve plans to co-create agentic AI solutions for business clients.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang made a surprise appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast. He claimed AI technology has become 100 times more capable in just the last two years.
The 2025 holiday shopping season is facing an unprecedented wave of cyberattacks. Research reveals a 620% spike in Black Friday phishing, over 18,000 suspicious holiday-themed domains, and a quadrupling of mobile threats. Attackers prepared months in advance.
Amazon has updated its listings to confirm a December 10 US launch for the new Kindle Scribe and the colorful Kindle Scribe Colorsoft. The base model starts at $499.99, while the Colorsoft begins at $629.99.
A new study in Nature warns the satellite boom could blind space telescopes. For some observatories, nearly every image could be ruined by light streaks within a decade, raising an urgent crisis for astronomy.
European semiconductor company Openchip is expanding its Limerick design centre, aiming to grow from 40 to 70 R&D staff. The move is backed by IDA Ireland and ties into the national “Silicon Island” strategy. It’s a small piece of a much larger puzzle for Europe’s tech ambitions.
As AI valuations soar, investors are looking for shock absorbers. The key to survival isn’t just being in AI, but having a business model that works when the hype fades.
Kohler’s new Dekoda toilet attachment scans your waste for health insights and claims to protect data with “end-to-end encryption.” According to a privacy expert, that’s a serious misuse of the term, and your anonymized data is likely used to train AI models.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has reportedly declared an internal “code red,” urging staff to prioritize core improvements to ChatGPT. The move comes as Google’s Gemini apps and models close the gap in both performance and popularity.
