Kodiak AI is joining forces with Bosch to manufacture the hardware needed for its autonomous trucks. The partnership, announced at CES, aims to move the technology from pilot programs to large-scale commercial use.
SaaStr founder Jason Lemkin says he’s done hiring humans for sales after two reps quit in May. The company now uses 20 AI agents to do the work of 10 people. But experts warn this shift comes with major security risks.
AI agents are set to become autonomous digital workers in 2026, reshaping entire organizations. But the risks are huge, from security flaws to cultural fallout. Many companies are heading into this new era completely unprepared.
Investors are getting nervous as Big Tech pledges hundreds of billions in AI spending. But comparing today’s boom to historical bubbles reveals some key differences in fundamentals and concentration.
An old gaming laptop with an i7-7700HQ and GTX 1060 was repurposed into a capable Proxmox home server. It ran multiple VMs, including Windows 11, but GPU passthrough and thermal issues presented challenges. The project proves you don’t need expensive, dedicated server hardware to start a home lab.
New kernel patches reveal Intel’s radical tile-based design for its next-gen Diamond Rapids Xeon server CPUs. The architecture separates compute and I/O functions, paving the way for massive core counts and new platform features by mid-to-late 2026.
The next generation of game consoles might be a year late and shockingly expensive. A major RAM crunch, fueled by AI companies, is forcing Sony and Microsoft to reconsider their timelines and pricing.
If you’ve ever used a Mac, you know how indispensable the spacebar-press Quick Look feature is. On Windows, the built-in Preview Pane just doesn’t cut it. A free app called QuickLook finally bridges that gap, and its plugin system makes it even more powerful.
Germany’s crucial manufacturing sector finished 2025 on a sour note, with activity contracting at a faster pace. A key business survey shows the downturn deepened in December, driven by a sharp drop in foreign demand.
AI terminology is exploding faster than the tech itself. CNET has compiled a crucial glossary of 61 terms, from “hallucination” to “paperclip maximizer,” to help you navigate the conversation. Here are the highlights and why they matter.
