Apple using AI to help perfect the iPhone Duo hinge should excite me. Instead, it has me wondering whether the days of marveling at purely human engineering are coming to an end.
President Donald Trump says American communities rejecting data centers risk becoming “backwards and poor,” arguing the facilities bring jobs, lower taxes, and economic prosperity.
Buzz.xyz sold for $94,999 in July, making it a standout .xyz aftermarket sale. The domain is now being used by Block for its Buzz collaboration platform.
Lenovo delivered record quarterly revenue of $26.9 billion as AI-related sales surged 60 percent. Infrastructure revenue nearly doubled, but Lenovo also reported a $609 million net loss attributable to shareholders.
Kioxia has unveiled the GP1 Series, a specialized PCIe 6.0 SSD that delivers up to 10 million random read IOPS using second-generation XL-FLASH memory. Unlike the company’s recently announced CM10 Series, the GP1 is designed to act as a flash-based extension of GPU memory for demanding AI workloads.
Domino’s says it will pay customers to beta test its redesigned website and app, but the reward is really a $5 coupon meant to bring them back for another order.
NetBSD 11.0 has arrived with stable RISC-V support, initial Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite compatibility, a MICROVM kernel capable of booting in about 10 milliseconds, improved Linux compatibility, and dozens of hardware and performance enhancements.
OpenAI says its enormous spending on data centers, GPUs, and infrastructure will eventually make artificial intelligence cheaper and more widely available. For now, abundant intelligence sounds like expensive branding for a very large gamble.
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