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US data centres could burn more natural gas than Germany and Japan combined by 2035
A sobering new analysis projects that US data centres could consume more natural gas than Germany and Japan combined by 2035, driven almost entirely ...
ComputingCornelis put processors inside the network to stop GPUs sitting idle
Cornelis Networks raised 205 million dollars for Active Compute Fabric, embedding RISC-V cores in NICs and switches to cut GPU time spent waiting on ...
AICloudflare's AI crawler wall went live, and Googlebot is caught in it
Cloudflare now blocks AI training and agent crawlers by default on ad pages. Mixed use bots like Googlebot get caught, which can quietly cost you ...
SecurityCisco's email gateway is under attack, and CISA added seven more flaws
CVE-2026-76461 gives unauthenticated attackers root on Cisco Secure Email Gateway. CISA added seven exploited flaws with a 16 September remediation ...
SecurityBoston dumps Flock Safety after firm shared licence plate data nationwide without consent
Boston has cut ties with surveillance firm Flock Safety after discovering the company enabled nationwide licence plate lookups in direct violation of ...
AIAs AI competition heats up, industry leaders clash over regulation and control
Major tech players diverge sharply on AI governance while the sector grapples with safety concerns and consolidation pressures.
AIApple shipped the new Siri, and Google's model is doing the talking
The Gemini powered Siri is now in public beta, with a standalone app and twenty plus dialogue turns. Apple built the models with Google and said so ...
ComputingAgility's new humanoid robot kneels down to avoid hurting people
Agility Robotics has updated its Digit humanoid to automatically stop and squat when it detects an imminent collision with a human coworker, a small ...
SpaceThe comet passing through our solar system is probably older than the Sun
3I/ATLAS formed below minus 240C, and its dinitrogen reading points to an old star system. These are the first measurements of their kind for an ...
ComputingXiaomi's new Fold is aimed directly at Samsung's best phone
The Xiaomi 18 Fold launched 7 September with a wider cover screen and faster charging than Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold8, and marks Xiaomi's first real ...
ComputingUnitree's 16,000 dollar robot was built by an obsessive cost-cutter
Unitree is selling a humanoid robot for 16,000 dollars, and the reason it can do that comes down to one founder's near-pathological obsession with ...
ComputingTrump scraps power plant emissions rules and AI data centres win
The Trump administration has scrapped the last federal limits on greenhouse gas emissions from US power plants, and the immediate beneficiary is the ...
SpaceRocket Lab is furious about NASA's Mars mission decision
Rocket Lab has gone public with its frustration over a NASA Mars mission decision, a bold move for a company that still needs the space agency as a ...
ComputingRAM and SSD prices rose 130 percent. Your next PC costs 17 percent more.
Gartner puts the RAM and SSD price increase for 2026 at 130 percent, pushing finished PC prices up 17 percent. AI data centres are taking the memory ...
AIOpenAI buys camera startup Glass Imaging for 300 million dollars
OpenAI has reportedly paid 300 million dollars to acquire Glass Imaging, a startup founded by the engineers behind Apple's Portrait Mode. It is a big ...
ComputingNvidia's RTX 5090 now costs more than a decent used car
RTX 5090 street prices have passed five thousand dollars as AI buyers absorb consumer Blackwell stock, and Nvidia's own MSRP programme only covers a ...
AIJensen Huang tells Trump live on stage that AI will not slow down
Nvidia's Jensen Huang took a live call from President Trump on stage at the All-In Summit and told the crowd that an AI slowdown is simply not ...
SecuritySix checks that tell you if your phone is being monitored
How to check if your phone is being monitored: six practical checks covering battery drain, the Android Privacy Dashboard, permissions and Apple ...
SpaceGaia found dormant black holes closer to their stars than physics allows
Gaia has found three dormant black holes with a surviving stellar companion. Two of them sit closer than stellar evolution should allow, and nobody ...
SecurityCVE-2026-73009 hits the Windows SSTP service and needs no password
CVE-2026-73009 is a CVSS 9.8 RCE flaw in the Windows SSTP service that needs no password. If your server terminates VPN traffic, check this one first.
ComputingApple just loaded ten new products into one September week
Apple's September event confirmed the iPhone 18 Pro line, a two thousand dollar crease free foldable, Apple Watch Series 12 with Gemini powered ...
ComputingApple's iOS 27 is out and Siri has finally had its glow-up
iOS 27 landed this week with what Apple is billing as a fully rebuilt Siri that can handle multi-step tasks, read your screen, and act across apps ...
ComputingY Combinator's summer 2026 Demo Day: Floating reactors and brain chips made the shortlist
Y Combinator's Summer 2026 Demo Day is done, and VCs are naming floating nuclear reactors and brain chips as the pitches that actually got them out ...
AIWaymo's robotaxi pulled over and called the cops on its own passengers
A Waymo robotaxi in San Francisco stopped itself mid-ride and called the police on its passengers this week. Officers arrested two juveniles who were ...
AITrump and Congress say the AI industry is overreacting to its own warnings
The CEOs of Anthropic and OpenAI, plus Elon Musk, publicly called for slowing down AI development this week, citing genuine safety concerns about the ...