BorderPlex Digital Assets is launching a major renewable energy sourcing program to power its data center project in Doña Ana County, New Mexico. Dubbed Project Green, it aims for 500MW by 2028, scaling to 1GW by 2032. The initiative is tied to a state MoU but faces a lawsuit from local residents.
A critical security key for the PlayStation 5 has leaked online. This BootRom key could allow hackers to run custom firmware and homebrew software, potentially leading to a new wave of jailbroken consoles and even PS5 emulation.
The gaming world is deeply divided on generative AI. While players react with fury to any hint of its use, developers at GDC 2025 showcased tools for QA and in-game assistants, even as they grapple with ethical and practical pitfalls.
The episodic superhero game Dispatch has officially surpassed 3 million copies sold. This milestone comes just over a month after it hit 2 million, showing sustained momentum ahead of its Nintendo Switch launch later this month.
Samsung’s One UI 8 Watch update has turned into a headache for users, introducing severe bugs like battery drain and broken sensors. The company has reportedly halted the rollout and is promising a fix for January 12th. Here’s what’s going wrong.
Samsung is reportedly planning to hold the line on Galaxy S26 and foldable prices in 2025, even as component costs climb. To make it work, expect a strategic reshuffle of upgrades, focusing on areas like battery life and camera zoom that consumers notice most.
According to Bloomberg Business, the global stock market is now worth over $150 trillion after a 50% surge in five years. Wall Street expects the S&P 500 to gain another 11% in 2026, but the AI boom fueling it is built on a mountain of debt and extreme market concentration.
Researchers at China’s Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST) have achieved a stable “density-free regime” for fusion plasma. This breakthrough, published in Science Advances, overcomes a decades-old physical limit that has constrained fusion experiments.
*Science* is drawing a line on AI in research. While allowing tools for editing and reference gathering, it mandates disclosure for drafting text and bans AI-generated figures entirely. The journal is using AI itself to catch plagiarism and check for data sharing.
The PlayStation 5 faces a fundamental security breach with the leak of its Level 0 BootROM keys. This unpatchable exploit opens the door to custom firmware, piracy, and accelerated emulation, likely forcing Sony’s hand for a new hardware model.
