Waymo is aggressively expanding its robotaxi footprint, announcing manual test drives in three new cities and a partnership with Uber. This comes as competition with Amazon’s Zoox and Tesla heats up in the autonomous vehicle space. The moves signal growing confidence in handling diverse climates and
A new report shows Nvidia’s grip on the discrete GPU market slipped slightly last quarter. AMD and Intel both gained share, but Team Green still holds a staggering 92% of the market.
Netflix has quietly removed the ability to cast from phones to most TVs and streamers. This breaks a long-standing user habit and makes the service less flexible and social overnight.
HPE is building a turnkey AI rack system based on AMD’s Helios architecture, set for a 2026 release. It will pack 72 next-gen AMD GPUs and use a unique Ethernet-based fabric to challenge Nvidia’s high-end offerings.
Epomaker has launched the QK108, a full-size mechanical keyboard that bucks the compact trend. It features a gasket-mount design, a programmable screen and knob, and open-source VIA software support. It’s available now for $84.99.
Cybersecurity researchers found three critical vulnerabilities in the widely used PickleScan tool, each with a severity score of 9.3. The flaws, patched in September 2025, allowed attackers to bypass security scans and upload malicious machine learning models.
AMD’s 6-core gaming CPU, the Ryzen 5 7600X3D, is now listed on Amazon after a limited release. Priced around $284 in Canada, it faces new competition from its own sibling, the 7500X3D. Here’s where the value stands now.
A crypto firm connected to Donald Trump is under scrutiny for discrepancies in its SEC filings. The company, Alt5 Sigma, is late on a quarterly report and gave conflicting reasons for its accountant’s sudden resignation.
According to IEEE Spectrum, risk analyst Robert Charette has watched the same software failure patterns repeat for decades, wasting trillions. The core problem? A lack of professional accountability and a culture that shrugs at systemic failure, unlike in regulated fields like medical devices.
The explosive growth of AI is fueling a historic build-out of data centers, with their collective electricity demand projected to skyrocket. This surge is already causing regulatory headaches and could lead to higher power prices for everyone.
