A new, now-deleted supply chain rumor suggests Apple’s ambitions for its first foldable iPhone are massive. The report points to an order for 22 million OLED panels, hinting at a launch scale that could match the entire current foldable market. But with production hurdles and high costs, a 2026 debu
At AWS re:Invent 2025, the cloud giant unveiled a slew of AI models and chips. Its most aggressive play, however, is a new AI-powered service designed to migrate customers off Microsoft Windows and SQL Server, claiming it can cut 70% of related costs.
Truecaller is expanding beyond caller ID with a new feature called Family Protection. It allows a tech-savvy family member to manage scam controls for up to five people, starting with a pilot in Sweden, Chile, Malaysia, and Kenya.
Amidst a sea of useless AI chatbots, Redfin’s new conversational search feature is a standout. It lets you describe your dream home in plain English, surfacing listings you’d miss with traditional filters. It’s a game-changer for casual browsers and serious buyers alike.
The next update for Marvel Rivals is almost here. Season 5.5 brings the X-Men’s Rogue into the fray as a melee-focused Vanguard on December 12.
Intel’s next-gen Battlemage graphics card is taking shape. A software update and shipping manifests point to a powerful 300W flagship GPU, potentially launching next year.
Federal prosecutors have announced arrests in a sophisticated AI chip smuggling ring. The operation used fake company labels and shell companies to illegally export restricted Nvidia GPUs to China and Hong Kong.
For decades, decommissioned Cold War bunkers have found a new life housing cloud servers. An anthropologist argues this shift mirrors a fundamental change in our collective anxiety, from nuclear annihilation to catastrophic data loss. These fortified facilities are now marketed as the ultimate physi
Argyll Infrastructure Holdings has secured initial funding and plans a massive capital raise for AI data center campuses in Dunoon and Perth, Scotland. The project aims to position Scotland as a leading European destination for AI computing with a planned £15 billion investment.
The for-profit arm of SingularityNET has activated its first GPU cluster in a Conapto data center in Sweden. The deployment, using Cudo Compute solutions, features Nvidia L40S and H200 GPUs for bare-metal and VM rentals. This marks the initial phase of a planned global infrastructure build-out.
