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A new institution, the Horowitz Andreessen Academy, is launching with significant venture capital and industry backing, aiming to cultivate AI talent outside traditional university structures.
A deepening conflict between Con Edison and energy storage developers in New York City highlights the technical and bureaucratic hurdles facing community-scale battery deployment.
Material science startup MacroCycle has partnered with Meta to build its first commercial plant, scaling a low-temperature chemical recycling technology that produces virgin-grade polymers for consumer hardware.
The landscape of AI governance is rapidly evolving, marked by a new California executive order, ongoing industry debates on federal oversight, and critical discussions among antitrust experts regarding market concentration and potential exemptions.
For the first time, the manufacturing cost of advanced DRAM on a per-area basis has surpassed that of leading-edge compute chips, signaling a fundamental shift in semiconductor economics driven by the escalating demands of artificial intelligence workloads.
Meta's new AI agent, Muse, has been blocked from accessing Amazon.com, raising questions about platform interoperability and the competitive landscape for AI assistants, despite its strong early user adoption.
Geely's move to a 2.2MW charging architecture signals a shift toward heavy-duty power delivery to overcome the physical limits of current battery thermal management and grid integration.
As job seekers and recruiters both deploy generative AI tools, the tech hiring pipeline has collapsed into an automated feedback loop that shuts out qualified human talent.
As messaging platforms rush to integrate AI features, the industry is increasingly relying on Trusted Execution Environments to protect user privacy. However, these hardware-isolated enclaves introduce critical security vulnerabilities.
Researchers in China have demonstrated 3nm-class gate-all-around transistors without EUV lithography, signaling a shift in manufacturing strategy despite significant yield and density hurdles.
After a failed merger with Meta, Manus is pivoting to an independent path, seeking $500 million to scale its specialized AI infrastructure in a crowded, capital-intensive market.
Unsealed court documents reveal OpenAI and Microsoft internally warned that their AI training data practices could lead to a 'doom loop' for the web, labeling mass data acquisition as 'the largest theft of labor in human history'.
Serial founders are moving away from purely digital scale to build businesses centered on offline human connection, signaling a shift in how the industry defines product-market fit.
Vistra’s Moss Landing facility has suffered another fire, raising critical questions about the reliability and safety standards of large-scale lithium-ion grid storage deployments.
California’s landmark net neutrality protections are under threat as federal authorities condition critical broadband infrastructure funding on the state’s repeal of local open-internet mandates.
Beyond the silicon performance metrics, the rapid scaling of AI infrastructure is creating a massive, overlooked crisis in hardware lifecycle management and electronic waste.
Angle Health has achieved profitability and grown to 5,000 customers by leveraging a technology-driven approach to "level-funded" health insurance, offering stability and cost savings to small businesses.
A recent cybersecurity simulation saw Google’s Gemini model successfully exploit vulnerabilities in three firms, raising urgent questions about the safety of autonomous offensive AI capabilities.
As AI commoditizes rote coding, Anthropic cofounder Jack Clark’s focus on the liberal arts signals a shift in the industry's definition of technical talent.
Despite the commissioning of large-scale compressed-air energy storage plants, the technology remains economically uncompetitive compared to lithium-ion and flow batteries.
As major AI labs lobby for stringent federal regulation, the industry is shifting from a competitive landscape of innovation to a regulatory moat designed to solidify incumbent dominance.
AMD has released initial performance benchmarks for its upcoming EPYC 'Venice' CPUs, positioning its high-core-count processors as a direct challenge to Nvidia's Vera server offerings, particularly in compute-intensive workloads.
Vantora, formerly UP.Labs, has secured $100 million to scale its distinctive venture studio approach, focusing on developing and launching independent startups dedicated to physical AI solutions for industrial corporations.
Research indicates that AI watermarking, a technique designed for content provenance, can inadvertently alter large language model behavior, making them more susceptible to harmful or adversarial prompts.