Samsung’s Micro RGB TVs are finally getting smaller
Samsung is expanding its Micro RGB TV lineup with much smaller sizes, starting at 55 inches. This makes the premium backlight technology a practical choice for the first time.
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OpenAI’s New Image Model Is Fast, But Is It Better?
OpenAI has launched a major update to its image generation, dubbed GPT Image 1.5, directly targeting Google’s popular Nano Banana tool. It claims to be 4x faster and immediately took the top spot on a key AI leaderboard. However, early side-by-side tests show the competition is still incredibly clos
Inside the Batcave of Data Centers: Norway’s Underground Fortress
Buried deep inside a Norwegian mountain, the Lefdal Mine Datacenter repurposes an abandoned olivine mine into a massive, secure facility. Powered entirely by local hydro and wind, it boasts a PUE of 1.15 and plans to reuse its waste heat for a salmon hatchery. It’s now home to ‘Olivia,’ a new $22.6M
New VPN Obscura Aces Its First Security Audit
Obscura VPN has successfully completed its first independent security audit. The new service, which uses a unique two-provider system, was found to have no major security flaws. This validation is a significant step for the fledgling privacy tool.
Clair Obscur’s Game Awards Win Sparked a Massive Sales Surge
The indie RPG Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is riding a massive post-Game Awards wave. New data shows it sold hundreds of thousands of copies and saw player counts more than double on Steam following its historic wins.
Adobe Firefly Goes All-In on AI Video With Unlimited Generations
Adobe is pushing hard into AI video with a major Firefly update. The key move? Unlimited free generations for many users until mid-January, which is a major play for market share.
Mozilla’s New CEO Bets Big on Firefox and AI Trust
Mozilla has a new CEO, Anthony Enzor-DeMeo, and he’s putting Firefox and AI at the center of the company’s strategy. He plans to launch an “AI Mode” in Firefox next year, offering multiple models, while still trying to diversify revenue away from Google.
Aetherflux Says Its Space Data Center Will Go Live in 2027
A startup founded by Robinhood’s Baiju Bhatt is making a huge bet on orbital data centers for AI. The company, Aetherflux, says its first “Galactic Brain” satellite will be commercially operational by Q1 2027. It’s a radical plan to bypass Earth’s energy and logistics bottlenecks.
AI’s New Writing Tics Are Driving Redditors Nuts
The em dash is out as the prime AI giveaway. According to a Mashable report, Reddit users have identified a new batch of linguistic quirks that scream “written by a bot.” The list includes everything from hackneyed phrases to a very specific, cringey sentence structure.
Think Twice Before Exposing These 6 Services to the Internet
According to a detailed report from XDA-Developers, exposing common services like SSH, SMB, or admin panels directly to the internet is a major risk, even with strong passwords. The article advocates for a “defense in depth” strategy using VPNs and VLANs instead of simple port forwarding.