A team at Atlantic Technological University has developed a process using a unique ionic liquid to stabilize a key component in lithium-ion batteries. This could address the persistent safety issues of thermal runaway and fires, like those seen in the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 recall.
Microsoft is pushing Windows 11 25H2 to more devices, even as its global market share falls below 52%. This week also brought a buggy update, new ugly sweaters, and a fresh batch of Game Pass titles.
Andrew Wheeler, the head of HPE Labs, says the rapid evolution of AI will completely change how companies operate. He credits his long career to the constant variety of projects, from silicon design to quantum computing.
The era of a one-way, centralized power grid is ending. Distributed Energy Resource Management Systems (DERMS) are emerging as the essential platform for utilities to manage solar, batteries, and EVs at scale, turning potential grid problems into assets for resilience and stability.
In a new interview, Logitech CEO Hanneke Faber criticizes the flurry of dedicated AI gadgets like the Humane AI Pin. Instead, Logitech is focusing on adding practical AI features to existing peripherals like mice and webcams.
The Stargate AI data center project in Texas just got $600M more funding. But building these massive AI factories fast enough is only half the battle. The real challenge is powering them without breaking the grid.
Generative AI is making data exploration faster and more accessible by translating natural language into queries and analyses. However, this power comes with significant privacy and compliance hazards that require a new technical and governance approach.
NVIDIA has officially moved its older GPU architectures to legacy status. The new GeForce 590 drivers mark the end of game-ready driver updates for cards like the GTX 1080 Ti. Owners will now only receive critical security patches.
OpenAI is teaming up with Australian data center operator NextDC to build a massive new AI facility near Sydney. The project is valued at A$7 billion, or about $4.6 billion USD. This move signals OpenAI’s aggressive expansion in the Asia-Pacific region to serve major local clients.
Google has launched Gemini 3, its most advanced AI model yet. It powers new features in Search, a pro image generator, and a revamped app with interactive responses. The company is already touting benchmark wins over ChatGPT.
