Amazon is running a major clearance on AMD’s previous-gen gaming CPU. The unlocked Ryzen 7 5800XT, with 8 cores and a 4.8GHz boost, is now just $183. It’s a powerful and affordable upgrade path for older systems.
Pioneer Power Solutions has launched a mobile, multi-fuel power system for data centers. The PRYMUS platform aims to deliver megawatt-scale power in months, not years, to support AI growth. But can it deliver on its ambitious promises?
AI is helping developers write code faster than ever, but that’s creating a massive backlog in the “after-code” phase of testing and deployment. Harness just raised $240 million to automate that bottleneck, hitting a $5.5 billion valuation in the process. The funding will fuel a hiring spree and pro
Cornell University has developed a new high-power transistor architecture designed for 5G, 6G, and defense radar. The key innovation is building it on a single-crystal aluminum nitride substrate, which drastically reduces the need for imported gallium.
YouTube TV is shaking up its model with new, cheaper packages. The service, which now costs $82.99, will offer over 10 genre-specific plans starting in early 2026.
Oracle’s revenue fell short of Wall Street expectations, sending shares down over 6%. The miss comes as the company makes huge bets on AI infrastructure, raising investor concerns about capital spending and its multibillion-dollar commitment from OpenAI.
Alpine Linux is an incredibly lightweight distribution that’s perfect for resource-starved virtual machines and reviving old hardware. It uses musl libc and OpenRC instead of glibc and systemd, requiring as little as 128MB of RAM to boot. While it can have compatibility quirks, it’s a powerhouse for
According to a CNET article, more than half of IT pros say their current devices aren’t suitable for AI workloads. Chipmakers like AMD are racing to fill the gap with new “AI PC” processors, promising major cost savings and local data processing.
The U.S. Trade Representative has voiced sharp concerns over the EU’s enforcement actions against American tech companies. This comes immediately after a major fine against Elon Musk’s X platform, testing the promises of a recent trade agreement.
A startup called Tiiny AI is claiming to have built the world’s smallest AI supercomputer. The device, set for CES 2026, supposedly packs enough power to run 120-billion-parameter models right in your hand.
