XPeng’s 2025 AI Day showcased tangible progress on technologies we’ve been promised for decades. The company revealed a remarkably human-like robot, driverless taxis launching in 2026, and flying vehicles entering trial production. This wasn’t just hype – it was a grounded look at how AI is taking p
Aging AMD Bulldozer and Piledriver hardware just got a major performance boost thanks to updated open-source firmware. The new release fixes long-standing issues with RAM initialization and thermal management while adding modern security features. Systems can now support up to 512GB of RAM and boot
SoftBank just made some massive moves in the AI space, cashing out its Nvidia position while doubling down on OpenAI. The Japanese conglomerate’s earnings reveal a strategic pivot toward robotics and autonomous vehicles. Here’s what their massive bets tell us about where AI is heading next.
The University of Galway and EY are collaborating on a cybersecurity executive education program that will begin accepting students in 2026. The initiative targets managers and leaders across sectors, starting with healthcare. This marks the first in a planned suite of executive education offerings.
According to Dark Reading’s video series, veterans from all military backgrounds are finding success in cybersecurity. Their training in teamwork, problem-solving, and operating under pressure makes them ideal candidates for cyber defense roles, even without technical backgrounds.
The designer behind Netscape Navigator, Firefox, and Chrome is now building OpenAI’s ChatGPT Atlas browser. It puts AI at the center of every web interaction, with the chatbot watching pages and performing tasks. This could fundamentally change how we use browsers after 25 years of incremental impro
Data centers now distribute power like utilities but often use outdated metal-clad systems. These centralized designs create single points of failure and limit scalability. The solution? Adopt utility-style distributed switchgear.
New prediction platforms are eating into sports gaming markets and could eventually replace traditional hedging products. Their fee structures and trading models pose a serious threat to established financial institutions.
Patreon is introducing social media-style features including public “Quips” that resemble tweets and creator collaboration tools. The platform is opening a waitlist Monday for creators to request early access. These changes come as Patreon poaches high-profile writers from Substack.
The AI boom comes with an environmental price tag that’s just coming into focus. According to new research, AI data centers could soon consume as much water as 10 million American households while producing emissions equivalent to 10 million cars. The good news? Better planning could slash these imp
