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California's significant investment in solar, wind, and hydropower has led to the lowest wholesale electricity prices across the United States, demonstrating the tangible economic benefits of a diversified renewable energy portfolio.
The Federal Trade Commission has initiated a formal antitrust investigation into Microsoft, issuing civil investigative demands to competitors, signaling an end to the tech giant's relative immunity from recent Big Tech regulatory challenges.
Nvidia is bringing its Grace Blackwell architecture to the client market with the RTX Spark platform, pairing Arm cores with Blackwell graphics and tackling the Windows-on-Arm compatibility bottleneck.
Enterprise startup Corgi has secured a $106 million funding injection that doubles its valuation to $2.6 billion, raising serious questions about insider-driven cap table markups.
A developer's stealth prompt injection in a popular testing library highlights the severe security risks of relying on AI coding agents that cannot separate data from instructions.
Software developers returning to work after parental leave are finding their roles radically altered by AI automation, exposing a widening gap in corporate support.
The abrupt removal of federal tax incentives under the previous administration has significantly curtailed the adoption rates of electric vehicles, heat pumps, solar, and battery storage across the United States, highlighting the critical role of consistent policy in market devel
A new cryptojacking campaign leverages sophisticated social engineering, including SEO poisoning and AI chatbot recommendations, to infect high-end PCs and exploit their GPUs for illicit mining operations. This threat underscores evolving attack vectors against deployed silicon.
As competition for roles at elite AI labs intensifies, job seekers are paying thousands of dollars for specialized coaching to pass Anthropic's notoriously intense, therapy-like interview process.
Three years into a sustained return-to-office push, Bay Area tech is discovering that physical proximity does not, on its own, rebuild the trust that distributed work eroded. The result is a quieter, more uncertain office than the one anyone remembers.
CFS has reiterated that its SPARC tokamak will be operational in late 2026 or early 2027, with first plasma the proximate milestone. Behind it sits a Google power purchase agreement for half the output of Arc, the commercial follow-on.
EU competition chief Teresa Ribera has signalled the bloc will examine how Big Tech 'entrenches corporate power' across the entire AI value chain, not only at the application layer. The U.S. FTC, separately, has opened an Arm Holdings probe.
Both vendors confirmed in May that export licenses cleared for the H200 and MI308 — the de-facto China-tier successors to Hopper and MI300. The policy whiplash matters less than the volume implication: a market that lost $15B+ in pent-up demand is reopening.
The company is building open-source-based switching infrastructure specifically for AI data centers. The size of the round signals that the network layer is now a standalone bet — not a feature of GPUs, not a feature of clouds.
At I/O 2026 Google unveiled a model that is cheaper, faster, and — on most benchmarks — better than its own top-end Gemini 3.1 Pro. Paired with Antigravity 2.0 and Managed Agents, the message is unmistakable: the company is done selling chatbots and is now selling agents.