AMD pushed hard on multiple fronts in 2025. They launched new EPYC 4005 server chips, patched critical security flaws, and expanded their supercomputing work with the DOE. The biggest news, however, was a multi-gigawatt deal to supply GPUs to OpenAI.
The FAA has finally picked contractors for a $26 billion overhaul of its national radar network, which still relies on floppy discs in places. The goal is to replace everything by the end of 2028, but the agency is already spending billions just to keep the old system running.
The era of wild experimentation is over. As we head into 2026, the focus in software development is shifting to making things reliable, secure, and repeatable. These six trends show how teams plan to scale delivery without the mess.
In a new interview, Anthropic President Daniela Amodei suggests the concept of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is an outdated way to think about AI’s progress. She points out that models like Claude already exceed human capability in specific tasks like coding, yet still fail at many basic hum
Russia has unveiled a new 72-qubit quantum computer prototype, built by Moscow State University in partnership with state nuclear giant Rosatom. The system, based on neutral-atom architecture, is part of a national push to develop fault-tolerant machines with hundreds of qubits by 2030.
Vietnam has seen a massive surge in foreign investment as companies flee U.S. tariffs on China, turning cities like Bac Ninh into global factory hubs. But the rapid growth is now straining against rising labor costs, infrastructure limits, and new competition from neighbors like Indonesia and the Ph
At CES, Bosch announced it expects annual software and services sales to exceed €6 billion by the start of the next decade. The German industrial giant is investing over €2.5 billion in AI by 2027 to power this shift.
Johnson Controls is making a major bet on the future of data center cooling in Asia. The company plans to invest S$60 million over five years to expand its Singapore R&D hub, targeting energy-efficient solutions for AI workloads.
Google is bringing a suite of new Gemini AI features to Google TV, starting on select TCL sets. The features promise to let you control settings with your voice, get show recaps, and even reimagine personal photos with AI. It’s a big push to make the TV a more interactive hub.
The semiconductor landscape is shifting fast. TSMC is pulling ahead in the 2nm race, while memory costs are about to make your next GPU more expensive. Meanwhile, Huawei is crowdsourcing a solution to a critical AI problem.
