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IBM's breakthrough 0.7nm-class node leverages nanostack transistor architecture, doubling FEOL steps to achieve up to 50% performance uplift and 70% energy efficiency improvement over its 2nm-class technology.
The Massachusetts Senate's new energy legislation preserves critical energy-efficiency funding, potentially saving consumers $14 billion over the next decade and supporting broad renewable energy goals.
Google announces a global rollout of alternative payment options on its Play Store, a major shift prompted by ongoing antitrust scrutiny from Epic Games’ lawsuit.
Two leading AI researchers are departing Google for Anthropic, highlighting growing competition for AI talent and potential risks to Google's AI leadership.
OpenAI and Broadcom have introduced Jalapeño, a custom-designed inference ASIC, signaling a strategic shift towards purpose-built silicon for AI workloads. This collaboration highlights a rapid nine-month development cycle and emphasizes performance-per-watt optimization.
Venture capital firm Menlo Ventures has closed two new funds totaling $3 billion, marking its largest capital raise to date, with a clear mandate to invest across all stages of AI startups.
Three Amazon software engineers allege the company is retaliating against them with internal investigations after they publicly voiced concerns regarding its data center operations. They have filed a complaint with Seattle's civil rights office.
Tesla, Sunrun, and Renew Home have formed an alliance to create what they claim will be the country's largest virtual power plant, aiming for an aggregated 16 gigawatts of capacity from distributed energy resources.
The FTC alleges a network of shell companies used complex payment routing to bypass app store bans, highlighting gaps in digital marketplace enforcement.
A tightening customs freeze on smuggled AI hardware has sent the black market price of five-year-old Nvidia A100 servers soaring to $82,000, underscoring the extreme premium on CUDA compatibility.
Oracle is reportedly cutting 21,000 jobs as it channels billions into expanding its data center infrastructure to support burgeoning AI demand. This strategic pivot underscores the immense capital and operational shifts required for legacy tech firms to compete in the AI era.
As tech companies increasingly cite artificial intelligence for workforce reductions, the very technology driving these shifts presents its own significant and often unpredictable operational costs, challenging the industry's strategic bets.
A proposed Ohio bill could significantly impede the development of major wind and solar farms, potentially slowing the state's clean energy transition and increasing costs for developers.
AI chipmaker Groq has closed a $650 million funding round to expand its proprietary inference cloud, restructuring its executive suite following highly aggressive talent poaching from market leader Nvidia.
Boston Metal is shifting focus from its high-profile green steel narrative toward high-value critical metals, highlighting the steep commercial barriers facing molten oxide electrolysis in heavy industry.
Qualcomm is diversifying its silicon portfolio with two new platforms targeting AI-driven wearables, signaling a shift toward ultra-low-power edge computing.
AI infrastructure startup Baseten is reportedly finalizing a massive $1.5 billion funding round at a $13 billion valuation, highlighting the intense capital demands of model deployment.
India’s rapid solar expansion is hitting a hard technical wall as its legacy coal-fired fleet fails to ramp down during midday peak generation, highlighting an urgent need for utility-scale battery storage to prevent massive clean energy curtailment.
By replacing power-hungry floating-point multipliers with logarithmic addition, silicon startup Tensordyne aims to challenge Nvidia's dominance in hardware efficiency.
AI world-model developer Odyssey has secured a $310 million funding round backed by Amazon, signaling a capital-intensive shift from text-based models to physical-world simulation.
An internal memo from Andrew Bosworth reveals the chaotic reality of Meta’s rapid pivot to artificial intelligence, where organizational disruption has forced executives to bring back workplace perks to stem engineering unrest.
While utility-scale solar achieved a historic milestone by outproducing coal across the US in May, a rollback of residential tax incentives is triggering a sharp divergence, leaving distributed rooftop solar facing a prolonged contraction.
The revocation of federal tax incentives is squeezing the US residential solar market, but utility-scale developers are proving resilient as corporate demand and private capital bypass policy headwinds.
The Trump administration's sudden imposition of export controls on Anthropic’s newly released Fable 5 and its underlying Mythos architecture marks a sharp escalation in federal intervention over frontier artificial intelligence.