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Puerto Rico is set to significantly bolster its fragile power grid with a nearly $490 million Department of Energy loan for a large-scale battery storage project. This investment underscores the critical role of energy storage in grid modernization and resilience, even as broader
Intel's successful $19.7 billion capital raise provides the critical financial runway needed to scale its 14A process node and deploy expensive High-NA EUV lithography.
Former principal Adeel Khan's MagicSchool AI has secured $63 million in venture backing, proving that vertical AI applications built by domain experts can scale faster than general-purpose platforms in specialized industries.
Anthropic has announced plans to embed invisible, machine-readable watermarks into Claude-generated text and images, addressing EU AI Act compliance while testing the limits of text provenance technology.
Google co-founder Sergey Brin has deployed nine figures to defeat California's proposed billionaire tax, highlighting a widening rift between the state's fiscal ambitions and the protective instincts of its tech aristocracy.
Illinois's ambitious program to convert retired coal plants into solar and battery storage facilities has stalled, exposing the steep regulatory and environmental barriers of recycling legacy fossil fuel infrastructure.
A coalition of civil liberties groups is urging New York Governor Kathy Hochul to veto Senate Bill 9934A, warning that its ban on 'stealth crawlers' will dismantle open-web scraping, search indexing, and security research.
As a global high-bandwidth memory shortage bites, Nvidia is reportedly testing Rubin Ultra configurations with as little as 192 GB of HBM4, forcing a strategic shift in next-generation AI cluster architecture.
As the market for digital software wrappers saturates, venture capital and engineering talent are pivoting toward physical AI, bridging the gap between foundation models and kinetic hardware.
OpenAI has unveiled a new cyber-trained model and expanded its Daybreak defense program, signaling a strategic shift toward active, automated threat mitigation as offensive AI risks escalate.
Flock Safety’s marketing strategy of showcasing police partnerships has collided with the reality of officer misconduct, raising questions about corporate accountability in public surveillance.
SpaceX's decision to power its Texas semiconductor plant with natural gas instead of Tesla solar highlights the limits of renewables for high-uptime industrial manufacturing.
Despite recent legislative amendments, California's proposed social media ban for minors under 16 faces intense backlash from civil liberties groups over mandatory age verification and First Amendment violations.
Leaked Geekbench results for Nvidia's upcoming ARM-based RTX Spark SoC reveal 20-core and 18-core variants, showcasing massive multi-threaded performance that threatens both x86 mobile processors and Qualcomm's Windows on ARM dominance.
As Silicon Valley pours billions into generative AI wrappers, Omilia’s quiet climb to $60 million in ARR reveals why enterprise buyers prefer deterministic control over pure LLM hype.
Google DeepMind's major leadership shake-up, including the departure of systems pioneer Jeff Dean, signals a desperate bid to streamline model development as OpenAI and Anthropic widen their lead.
Andrew Feldman, CEO of the $49 billion AI firm Cerebras, publicly articulated a long-held, often unspoken truth within Silicon Valley's high-stakes AI sector: success demands an all-consuming commitment far beyond conventional workweeks. His remarks underscore a fundamental cultu
NIO is expanding its unique battery swapping infrastructure to its new Firefly sub-brand while rolling out advanced fifth-generation stations, signaling a strategic commitment to its alternative EV power model amidst evolving industry charging standards.
The U.S. Department of Justice has reached a settlement with OpenAI over allegations that the company bypassed domestic workers for permanent visa sponsorships, placing its hiring practices under federal oversight.
Chinese memory maker CXMT has demonstrated DDR5-8800 speeds on AMD platforms, proving that domestic silicon can match the performance of global giants despite strict export controls.
The acquisition of presentation startup NextSlide signals OpenAI's strategy to transform ChatGPT from a text chatbot into a comprehensive productivity platform, posing a direct challenge to Google and Microsoft.
Cloudflare has introduced Kitesurf, a cloud-hosted browser designed specifically for AI agents rather than human users, aiming to bypass the resource-heavy overhead of Chromium.
Researchers at MIT have uncovered TONTOU, a microarchitectural attack that leverages hardware timer interrupts to bypass existing Spectre mitigations on modern Intel and AMD processors.
Billionaire investor Bill Ackman's hedge fund, Pershing Square, has implemented a radical compensation strategy, granting millions in company stock to all 50 employees, from senior executives to support staff, fostering extreme loyalty and alignment.