In a massive move to secure power for its AI ambitions, Alphabet is acquiring clean energy developer Intersect. The $4.75 billion cash deal aims to lock in electricity for Google’s booming data center needs.
In a massive bet on AI infrastructure, Alphabet is acquiring Intersect Power outright. The $4.75 billion deal aims to lock down the enormous energy needs of future data centers, but it’s fueling a backlash over rising utility costs.
December is ending with major tech security and hardware headaches. Billions of Android users are at risk from targeted spyware, while Apple struggles to perfect a crease-free foldable iPhone screen. Meanwhile, AI voice tech is being weaponized by extremist groups.
OpenAI reported 80 times more child exploitation incidents in the first half of 2025 than the same period in 2024. The company cites user growth and new features, but the spike raises serious questions about scale and safety.
A new 250MW solar project in Malaysia is being developed specifically to power AI data centers. The move highlights the massive energy demands of the AI boom and a scramble to secure clean power.
As AI adoption accelerates, a stark readiness gap is emerging. New research shows only 13% of organizations feel prepared for generative AI risks, highlighting a critical need for skilled governance to prevent security failures and enable confident innovation.
This week’s manufacturing news is a brutal reminder that even giants stumble. Ford is pulling back on its electric flagship, VW is shutting a historic plant, and Budweiser is closing breweries. The industry’s pivot is getting messy.
A Fortune report highlights a growing tension as students used to academic accommodations enter the workforce. While some tech giants are leading the way with inclusive hiring, the definition of a “reasonable” workplace accommodation is being tested.
AI workloads are pushing rack power from under 10kW to over 150kW, breaking traditional power distribution. The solution? Overhead busway systems that can be modified live, without downtime. It’s a fundamental infrastructure shift.
Samsung has pushed out its second One UI 8.5 beta update for the Galaxy S25 lineup. The 1.1GB update brings bug fixes and performance improvements. The stable version isn’t expected until early 2026.
