The space industry’s long lead times are colliding with rapidly evolving global cybersecurity regulations. A satellite built today could be non-compliant by launch or mid-mission, forcing expensive fixes.
The first day of CES 2026 was dominated by Nvidia’s vision for AI-powered robots and chips. Meanwhile, Intel secured a major government investment, and Uber previewed its luxury autonomous taxi.
Data center developer Beale Infrastructure is in talks to build a new campus in Claremore, Oklahoma, marking its third planned project in the Tulsa area. The “Project Mustang” development would feature multiple air-cooled buildings in phases, with the first potentially going live in 2028. This conti
The tech industry is facing a severe talent shortage in data centers, with 10% of roles sitting empty. The solution isn’t more computer science grads—it’s hiring veterans, tradespeople, and high school graduates in communities that need the jobs most.
Boards are pushing AI strategies without working controls, a new Kiteworks report finds. Healthcare CFOs face the toughest spot, balancing existential tech investments against 2-3% margins and major compliance gaps.
NVIDIA has released its GeForce Game Ready 591.74 driver, bringing DLSS 4.5 RTX Super Resolution support to all RTX GPUs. The update promises higher image quality using 2nd Gen Transformers, but the headline MFG 6X and Dynamic MFG features are delayed until Spring 2026.
AMD is adding two new processors to its high-performance Ryzen AI Max+ series. The Max+ 392 and Max+ 388 now come with the top-tier 40-core Radeon 8060S GPU, previously reserved for the most expensive chip. This move aims to bring premium gaming and AI performance to more affordable laptops and hand
NVIDIA’s DGX Spark, a compact AI supercomputer, has received optimizations delivering up to a 2.5x performance boost since its October launch. The updates are dramatically accelerating tasks like AI video generation and RTX Remix game modding.
AMD has revealed its own compact AI developer box, the Ryzen AI Halo, designed to compete directly with Nvidia’s DGX Spark. It will feature top-tier Ryzen AI MAX chips, up to 128GB of memory, and promises day-zero support for major AI models.
Intel has formally launched its next-gen Panther Lake processors as Core Ultra Series 3. The chips promise massive battery life improvements and integrated Arc B390 graphics that Intel claims is 73% faster than AMD’s rival. Laptops are expected to go on sale starting immediately.
