Uber is expanding its AWS footprint by migrating core ride-sharing workloads to Amazon’s proprietary AI chips, signaling a shift away from standard hardware.
Anthropic's new Mythos model is entering the cybersecurity arena, but its selective rollout raises questions about transparency and actual defensive utility.
A quiet handshake in Texas marks a massive shift as Intel joins forces with Musk’s empire to rethink how American chips are born.
A deep look into Firmus, the Nvidia-backed data center provider that just hit a $5.5 billion valuation by rethinking how we house the world's compute power.
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Databricks co-founder Matei Zaharia argues AGI is already here, shifting the focus from sentient machines to high-margin enterprise utility.
OpenAI's latest safety framework marks a shift from reactive moderation to structural defense in the age of synthetic media.
Astropad Workbench shifts the focus of remote control from human IT support to real-time monitoring of autonomous AI agents.
AWS is rewriting the rules of strategic investment by funding rival AI giants, prioritizing ecosystem dominance over traditional brand loyalty.
In the convenience stores of Tokyo, a new kind of presence is appearing—not to replace humans, but to carry the weight of jobs we no longer choose to do.
SpaceX is eyeing orbital data centers to justify its soaring valuation, but the physics of cooling and latency suggest this play is more about financial engineering than tech.
Microsoft's latest terms of service reveal a humbling truth about AI: it might be more of a toy than a tool.
