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.
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.
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.
The massive Stargate data center project in Michigan, backed by OpenAI and Oracle, is facing organized opposition. State representatives are now pushing for a lengthy “contested hearing” over its utility deal, arguing the public needs more scrutiny.
Infineon is providing specialized silicon carbide power modules to Electreon for its wireless in-road EV charging systems. The tech can now deliver over 300kW, allowing vehicles to charge while driving. This could enable smaller, cheaper EV batteries.
A tool called Gistr is positioning itself as a strong alternative to Google’s NotebookLM, especially for learning from YouTube. It adds video-specific features like transcript highlighting and playable video moments directly in your notes.
Russia’s communications regulator is threatening to completely ban WhatsApp, accusing it of terrorist links. This follows years of escalating digital control since the 2022 Ukraine invasion, pushing users towards state-run alternatives.
A new study from NASA astronomers warns that the explosive growth of satellite constellations is a major threat to space-based astronomy. Upcoming telescopes could see their images marred by dozens of satellite streaks, with few good solutions available.
The Linux kernel is taking a surprising step by enabling support for Microsoft’s C language extensions. This move in version 6.19 could make life easier for developers working across ecosystems. It’s a pragmatic, if ironic, evolution for the open-source giant.
According to a new report, the standard Galaxy Buds 4 will have a smaller battery than its predecessor, while the Buds 4 Pro gets a capacity bump. The leak also reveals design changes for both the earbuds and their charging case.
