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Replit CEO Amjad Masad proposes a future where AI agents manage daily operations, allowing human employees to focus on strategic, creative, and complex problem-solving.
Tech giants and large corporations demanding round-the-clock clean electricity are pushing North Carolina's dominant utility, Duke Energy, to accelerate its decarbonization efforts beyond current mid-century targets.
The EFF and ACLU are petitioning the Wisconsin Supreme Court to mandate warrants for retrospective automated license plate reader database searches.
Applied Materials' new multi-billion dollar EPIC Center represents a necessary shift in semiconductor manufacturing, moving from siloed development to integrated co-optimization of materials, equipment, and process architecture.
As Ramp hits a $60 billion valuation, the company is pivoting from basic spend management to an AI-driven autonomous finance layer, marking a shift in how businesses handle capital.
Meta's new Muse Spark Open model leverages Apple's MLX framework to bring high-performance inference to the desktop, marking a shift toward local AI privacy.
Broadcom CEO Hock Tan warns that many technology investors are gambling blindly on infrastructure without understanding future profitability.
Ambrosia Energy has announced a massive 10 GWh manufacturing facility in Texas, focusing on high-density storage to decouple data centers from the strained national power grid.
The Federal Trade Commission is probing whether major AI developers failed to protect consumer data and misrepresented the safety of their large language models.
SK hynix is moving away from generic Arm architectures for I/O management, introducing bespoke H-TPU cores to handle the massive throughput of next-generation enterprise storage.
New York-based Chariot Claims has secured $10 million in Series A funding to scale its automated legal platform, which targets hidden fees and predatory subscription models.
Attorneys general from eight states allege OpenAI misled the public about ChatGPT's safety guardrails, escalating consumer protection risks for frontier models.
A new technical report from Anthropic details how small-scale AI models could evolve into autonomous computer worms, utilizing smart devices to bypass traditional network security.
The arrest of an OpenAI employee for planting a recording device highlights the internal pressures and security challenges facing high-stakes AI labs.
Sunrun is expanding its virtual power plant network to households without rooftop solar, leveraging standalone home batteries to scale distributed grid capacity.
New proposals for mandatory age verification online, often framed as child protection, risk creating a tiered internet where access to information is contingent on identity, fundamentally altering digital privacy and universal access principles.
A new distributed computing framework from Apple aims to solve the AI compute shortage by networking idle Mac hardware into a virtualized, high-performance GPU cluster.
Gudea has raised $7 million in seed funding to develop AI technology that anticipates which online narratives will gain traction and identifies their key drivers, offering a new tool for strategic communication.
A new secondary market for digital archives has emerged as AI developers purchase the codebases and user data of defunct startups to bypass the exhaustion of public web data.
Mark Zuckerberg's admission that Meta committed hundreds of billions to AI infrastructure without demand certainty exposes the modern tech industry's high-stakes gamble on scale.
Qcells is moving to commercialize next-generation perovskite-silicon tandem solar cells, aiming to shift high-efficiency laboratory tech into high-volume domestic production.
A California trial court has dismissed a lawsuit against the city of San Jose’s warrantless use of automated license plate reader data, despite a federal ruling labeling the technology mass surveillance.
Intel's new GPU D-Series family, powered by the Crescent Island AI inference accelerator, promises substantial FP8 compute and high memory bandwidth, targeting AI workloads with specific performance metrics.
With European startup funding hitting $25 billion in Q3, the continent’s venture landscape is showing signs of long-awaited geographic diversification beyond the UK.