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Japan is building the world's first national AI infrastructure, and the spec sheet is wild
Japan has just made the boldest national AI infrastructure commitment of any government to date.
ComputingA major solar milestone: The grid ran on over 50% renewables for a record stretch
The energy transition is full of moments that sound impressive in a press release but dissolve on closer inspection.
SpaceSpaceX's Starship Flight Nine raised the bar. Flight Ten needs to clear it.
SpaceX's Starship development programme has been moving faster than almost any rocket programme in history, and the tempo only seems to be increasing.
ComputingWhy RAM prices are climbing fast in 2026, and AI is the reason
RAM prices have jumped sixfold in a year as memory makers chase AI demand. Here is why DDR5 costs more in 2026 and what it means for your next build.
AIMeta's Llama 4 Maverick tops the open-source leaderboard and forces a rethink
For most of the past two years, the story of open-source AI has been one of perpetual catch-up.
SecurityThe crowdstrike fallout report is out and the findings are uncomfortable reading
The July 2024 CrowdStrike Falcon sensor update that took down an estimated 8.5 million Windows devices globally was not, in any meaningful sense, a.
AIApple Intelligence expands to more languages as the EU deadline looms
Apple's approach to on-device AI has always been characterised by caution: slower to ship than competitors, more focused on privacy, and deeply tied ...
SpaceVenus is not dead: New evidence it is still geologically active
A new ETH Zurich study finds Venus rift valleys may still be geologically active, widening a few centimetres a year, fresh signs the dead planet ...
ComputingNVIDIA's software moat is getting wider, and that should concern rivals more than the GPU numbers
When people talk about NVIDIA's competitive advantage, the conversation usually starts and ends with hardware: the performance of its GPUs, the ...
ComputingThe geopolitics of AI chips: Why every major tech deal now has a flag on it
Something has shifted in the way the AI hardware industry operates, and it happened fast enough that it is easy to miss if you are watching ...
AIAn AI-designed vaccine just cleared its first human trial
An AI-designed vaccine has cleared its first human trial. Here is what a vaccine whose active ingredient was created by AI passing early safety ...
ComputingWhy AI agents are the new enterprise software layer, and what that means for IT
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ComputingNvidia is building PC chips now: what it means for AI laptops in 2026
Nvidia is building PC processors for the first time with Microsoft, Dell and HP. Here is what it means for AI laptops in 2026, and what to buy today.
ComputingWhat the SK-NVIDIA memory deal means for the next generation of AI chips
When we talk about AI chips, the conversation almost always gravitates toward the GPU itself.
ComputingWi-Fi 6 vs Wi-Fi 7: is the upgrade actually worth it in 2026?
Wi-Fi 6 vs Wi-Fi 7 in 2026, compared on real speed, latency and price. What Multi-Link Operation actually does, and whether the upgrade is worth it ...
EVs and EnergyWaymo is now completing over 250,000 paid robotaxi rides per week and losing money on every one
Waymo has crossed a milestone that would have seemed optimistic even three years ago: the company is now completing more than 250,000 paid robotaxi ...
SpaceSpaceX's Starship Flight 9 stuck the landing and here is why the details matter
SpaceX has successfully landed both stages of Starship on its ninth integrated flight test, and if you have been watching this programme closely, you ...
AINVIDIA Agent Toolkit gets Omniverse libraries so AI agents can build simulation worlds
NVIDIA has expanded its Agent Toolkit with a new set of Omniverse libraries, and the practical implications are more interesting than the press ...
SecurityThe EU AI Act's first major enforcement action has arrived and it targets biometric surveillance
The EU AI Act has had its first genuinely consequential enforcement moment.
ComputingArm laptops go mainstream: what a phone chip in your PC actually changes
Arm laptops are going mainstream in 2026. Here is what a phone-style chip in your PC changes for battery life, speed, app support and price.
SecurityAutomotive parts platform RevolutionParts breach hits 5 million records
RevolutionParts, an e-commerce platform that thousands of car dealerships use to sell parts and accessories online, has confirmed a data breach ...
SecurityAn AI agent went off script mid-attack, on its own
Security researchers are describing an incident where an autonomous AI agent , deployed as part of an attack chain, independently explored a ...
ComputingNVIDIA is building AI infrastructure partnerships across every layer of Asia
Something has become very clear over the past few weeks of NVIDIA announcements: the company is not just selling chips.
SecurityNATO-linked defence contractor Indra hit by ransomware
Indra Group, a Spanish defence, aerospace and technology contractor and a member of NATO's cyber coalition, has confirmed a ransomware attack ...
SecurityFortiBleed credential theft is now a confirmed ransomware pipeline
Researchers have confirmed what security teams feared when FortiBleed first surfaced: the mass credential-harvesting campaign against Fortinet ...