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The Pentagon's concerns over wind turbines disrupting military radar systems have stalled more than 150 wind energy projects, complicating US renewable energy expansion.
Intel's $5.7 billion investment in a new fab in Ireland leverages its proven Fab 34 pipeline and Intel 3 node to address growing HPC market needs, marking a strategic pivot from its cancelled German and Polish projects.
Former OpenAI researcher Miles Wang is developing an AI-powered drug discovery platform targeting accelerated breakthroughs in medicine.
OpenAI is reportedly developing a screenless smart speaker with mechanical movement and environmental sensors to create a more physical and interactive ChatGPT experience.
Current and former Meta employees have filed a lawsuit alleging discriminatory practices in the company’s use of AI for conducting layoffs, highlighting growing concerns about AI’s role in workforce management and its impact on vulnerable groups.
Pinwheel introduces a retro-inspired landline phone designed to provide children a safe, focused way to stay connected without smartphone distractions.
Demis Hassabis calls for a new regulatory framework akin to FINRA to independently test and oversee the deployment of advanced AI systems.
A surge in energy prices in Ohio is causing a significant rise in power shutoffs, affecting 7.7% of utility customers and highlighting systemic affordability challenges.
New York's new moratorium halts construction of hyperscale data centers for up to a year, reflecting growing regulatory scrutiny over AI infrastructure and environmental impact.
Intel's new Starfire system-on-chip integrates an 18A CPU and advanced GPU on Intel 3 node, targeting space applications for US government use.
Sunrun’s new initiative lets solar users monetize excess energy by powering AI home-computing systems, signaling a shift in distributed energy use and consumer tech integration.
The European Union is advancing proposals to restrict children and teenagers’ access to social media, mandating platforms to prove safety before allowing youth usage.
Bengaluru startup Vimag Labs has secured its fifth patent for an electric motor that eliminates rare-earth magnets, relying on advanced power electronics and software control to generate magnetic fields, aiming to reduce EV motor costs and supply chain risks.
Apple is designing the M7 Ultra chip to support up to 1.5TB of unified memory and AI performance rivaling Nvidia's Blackwell accelerators, signaling a major leap in SoC capabilities contingent on easing memory constraints.
Paris-based AI voice startup Gradium secured $100 million in seed funding to accelerate development and establish a Bay Area presence, aiming to compete in the leading AI ecosystem.
Google’s Waze app is embedding its Gemini AI assistant to enhance trip personalization and reduce unnecessary chatter, signaling a new phase in AI-driven navigation.
As tech layoffs surge, a majority of U.S. employees support creating an AI sovereign wealth fund to hold corporations accountable for AI-driven economic shifts.
UNIGRID has deployed its Na+Casa sodium-ion home battery in Europe, marking a significant step for alternative battery chemistries in residential energy storage.
The Bureau of Land Management is rewriting grazing regulations for the first time since 1995, proposing changes that significantly reduce public involvement in land-use decisions.
Colibrì’s proof-of-concept demonstrates a breakthrough in running a 1.5-TB AI model on minimal hardware, requiring only 25GB RAM and modest CPUs, promising accessible local AI deployments.
Yosemite, led by Reed Jobs, has grown its biotech team and is advancing new cancer therapies as key drugs face patent expirations.
Microsoft is leveraging AI to detect security vulnerabilities earlier, enabling larger and more comprehensive Patch Tuesday releases for Windows 11.
OpenAI is consolidating power under co-founder Greg Brockman with key safety leadership departing, reflecting a strategic focus on integrating research and safety as the company prepares for its IPO.
Google’s latest remote attestation initiative, reCAPTCHA Mobile Verification, intensifies control over user environments by blocking independent software, undermining open web principles.