AST SpaceMobile aims for nationwide satellite phone service via deals with AT&T and Verizon
Low-band spectrum is the secret sauce here
Return-to-office battle escalates as 64% of workers refused to relocate last year
From remote work to in-office incentives
End of an era: Japan finally removes floppy disks from all government operations
Almost 15 years after the last new floppy was made
A bold plan takes shape to build the world's largest subsea energy interconnector
It would link Europe and North America with 2,000 miles of cables
Star Citizen developer must pay disabled ex-worker $34,200 in return-to-office discrimination case
A tribunal ruled that his performance could be monitored remotely
Tesla deliveries set to fall for second consecutive quarter, a first for the company
Tesla is not having a good year so far
US military can now remotely access powerful supercomputer resources in the cloud
Scientific research and analysis today, HPC electronic warfare tomorrow?
Redbox asks court for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and a DIP loan to cover payroll
Parent company, Chicken Soup for the Soul, made a bad gamble with its 2022 acquisition
Motherboards and PCs based on the Loongson 3A6000 processor are now available
Reviewers can finally check the actual performance of the Chinese CPU
Fujifilm's retro-styled X100 camera line flipped the company's fortunes, it's backordered everywhere
Fans have flocked to the X100 line
Nintendo plans to stop Switch 2 scalpers by making enough consoles to meet demand
Sounds like the perfect solution
Is there a sustainable model for AI factories?
Navigating the heavy freight of AI data processing
Editor's take: Investors usually hate airlines – they're capital-intensive, have high operating expenses, limited suppliers, and no way to differentiate with customers. How are AI factories any different?
Bill Gates says we don't have to worry about AI energy use
"Let's not go overboard on this"
DRAM and VRAM pricing expected to climb in Q3, you can thank server demand for that
In context: Demand for GPUs and other AI accelerators isn't expected to decrease anytime soon, and the cost of DRAM will be directly influenced by the strong "generative bubble" we are experiencing right now. Market intelligence company TrendForce has made some estimations for the third quarter of the year, and, unsurprisingly, prices are going up.
The PC market is on the rebound, thanks to Windows 10's looming end-of-support date and AI PCs
Up 5% this year, 8% in 2025
Samsung surpasses Apple in US phones sales, but Cupertino still sells more flagships
The bitter battle between Android and iPhone continues unabated
Amazon responds to Shein and Temu threat with new low-price storefront
Chinese sellers will ship directly to the US
Lithium battery plant fire in South Korea claims 23 lives
It's unclear what caused the explosion that led to the blaze
Microsoft faces heavy fines after EU investigation into unfair Teams bundles
Microsoft just can't stop gobbling up the market
Pre-launch testing of Ryzen AI Zen 5 APU confirms AMD's IPC claims
The tests are pretty comprehensive
Company cuts costs by replacing 60-strong writing team with AI
"I contributed to a lot of the garbage that's filling the internet and destroying it"
A hot potato: CEOs, bosses, and the those who make the technology love to assure people that artificial intelligence isn't going to replace everyone's jobs; it will merely augment them – working alongside humans to make life easier. Yet we keep hearing stories like the one about a writer whose employer fired his 60-person team and replaced them with an AI.
European Commission finds Apple violated the DMA, threatens huge $38 billion fine
A second investigation may lead to another $76 billion fine
UK video game retailer Game denies rumors of halting physical product sales in its stores
Alleged changes to Game's policies aren't true, the company claims
Waymo's robotaxi rollout overcomes regulatory roadblocks in California
Pushback from local officials continues
Microsoft ends Project Natick underwater data center experiment despite success
There were fewer server failures compared to land data centers