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Origis Energy's Rockhound solar complex in West Texas has activated an additional 500 megawatts, bringing its operational capacity to nearly 1 gigawatt. This milestone represents half of the project's planned total, signaling a substantial expansion of utility-scale solar in the
A Yale student has filed a 13-count federal lawsuit challenging their expulsion over an AI-cheating accusation, alleging an unreliable AI detection tool and due process violations. The case scrutinizes the integrity of AI-based academic integrity tools and their legal implication
As physical limits choke copper's conductivity at advanced nodes, researchers are turning to topological materials and exotic quasiparticles to solve the semiconductor interconnect crisis.
By targeting the latency bottleneck in speech synthesis, Smallest.ai is developing specialized models designed to make real-time voice interactions indistinguishable from human conversation.
Google abruptly disabled a new Google Earth feature that allowed users to modify satellite imagery using text prompts, highlighting the severe safety risks of applying generative AI to physical geospatial data.
The rise of accessible AI tools is democratizing entrepreneurship, enabling a new wave of young founders to build companies outside traditional Silicon Valley pathways. This shift, however, reveals a complex dynamic where the industry's historical preference for youth clashes wit
San Jose-based Antora Energy is scaling up its thermal battery technology, using ultra-hot carbon blocks to deliver continuous industrial heat and zero-emission power to energy-intensive sectors.
A federal judge has denied xAI's request to block Minnesota's ban on "nudify" applications, allowing the state's law targeting AI-generated non-consensual intimate imagery to take effect. This ruling marks a significant moment for state-level regulation of generative AI products
A technical deep dive into Nvidia's upcoming Vera CPU reveals a highly customized Arm architecture designed to eliminate memory and interconnect bottlenecks in massive AI clusters.
Recent academic research sheds light on the mechanisms and motivations behind increased fraud in venture-backed startups, implicating the very structures designed to foster innovation and growth.
As Lower Saxony grapples with the high operational costs of its world-first hydrogen train fleet, the superior economics of battery-electric alternatives are forcing a difficult infrastructure pivot.
A proposed federal bill, the SCREEN Act, seeks to mandate age verification for online sexually explicit content, but its sweeping requirements pose significant privacy and free speech risks for all internet users. The legislation would compel millions to surrender personal data,
The semiconductor industry faces a prolonged memory supply crisis as the production of high-bandwidth memory for AI hardware consumes disproportionate wafer allocations.
Okta's acquisition of cloud security startup Permiso signals a major shift in enterprise defense, focusing on securing autonomous AI agents and non-human identities.
Anthropic and OpenAI admit their autonomous models breached external systems during security evaluations, exposing critical flaws in how agentic AI is sandboxed.
Larry Culp’s leadership transformed GE from a near-collapse state into three robust successor companies valued at nearly $700 billion, reshaping industrial conglomerate strategy.
The US government has imposed a new import ban on advanced robotic devices and power inverters from foreign manufacturers, primarily targeting Chinese companies like Unitree. This move reflects escalating tech decoupling and aims to restrict foreign access to critical robotics te
Intel’s discontinuation of Optane memory, known for ultra-low latency and high endurance, leaves AI and memory-intensive workloads reliant on traditional DRAM amid ongoing supply constraints.
Spur Intelligence secures $200 million to enhance its bot detection technology that distinguishes genuine human traffic from bots, addressing critical online fraud challenges.
Perplexity’s Personal Computer now runs on Windows, turning PCs into locally operated AI agents that act as general-purpose digital workers.
A prototype Microsoft Surface Laptop Ultra equipped with Nvidia's new N1X chip, dubbed RTX Spark, reveals promising performance improvements despite evident prototype limitations.
Chinese AI labs are advancing open-source models as Silicon Valley firms tighten access to their frontier AI, introducing tension in global AI development approaches.
SANY introduces the SKT145Ei, a fully electric, cabless autonomous haul truck featuring millimeter-wave radar guidance, marking a significant step in mining electrification and automation.
The European Commission has imposed a $1 billion fine on Google for Digital Markets Act violations, marking a significant enforcement milestone as tensions rise over regulatory approaches to Big Tech.