Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed lawsuits against five major TV manufacturers. The suits allege the companies use a technology called Automated Content Recognition to capture screenshots of viewer content without proper consent. This raises serious new questions about privacy in the conne
Kalogon, a maker of smart medical seating, has moved into a dedicated manufacturing facility in Melbourne, Florida. The company says the new plant can support up to $50 million in annual business as it expands its product line and team.
A startup called Starcloud has successfully run Google’s Gemma AI on an Nvidia GPU in space, even training a small model on Shakespeare’s works. It’s a first step toward a wildly ambitious vision of building enormous, solar-powered orbital data centers to solve Earth’s energy and land constraints.
The long-struggling foldable phone market is gearing up for a massive breakout year in 2026, according to new analyst reports. The catalyst? Apple’s rumored entry with its first foldable iPhone, which could instantly command over a third of the segment’s revenue.
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?
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.
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.
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.
Google’s custom AI chips are no longer just for internal use. A landmark deal with Anthropic and native PyTorch support are eroding Nvidia’s “CUDA moat,” reshaping the economics of large-scale AI.
