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OpenAI Cuts 2030 Compute Spending Projections by 60%
OpenAI slashes its 2030 compute spending forecast from $1.4 trillion to $600 billion to align investments with a projected $280 billion annual revenue.
Nvidia to Launch Own Notebook Processor to Rival Intel and AMD
Nvidia is developing an Arm-based SoC for notebooks to compete with Intel and AMD. Partnering with MediaTek, the new processor could launch in early 2025.
OpenAI and Jony Ive Developing New AI Smart Speaker
OpenAI and Jony Ive are reportedly building a $200–$300 AI smart speaker with camera sensors and Face ID. Expected launch: March 2027. Read the details here.
Apple Responds to Brazilian Banks in Antitrust Dispute
Apple accuses Brazilian banks of trying to use its NFC technology for free, defending its proprietary infrastructure in an ongoing antitrust investigation by CADE.
TeamSpeak Servers Overwhelmed by Massive Discord Migration
TeamSpeak servers struggle with overload as users flee Discord over its new mandatory age verification policy. Learn why the migration is happening now.
Preserving the Digital Past: The Internet History Initiative
Jim Cowie launches the Internet History Initiative to preserve technical data like routing tables and latency logs, documenting the global evolution of the web.
Western Digital and Seagate Sell Out HDD Production Through 2026 for AI Giants
Western Digital & Seagate HDDs sold out through 2026, mostly for AI data centers (AWS, Google, Azure, Meta, OpenAI). Demand surges—some contracts to 2028.
Apple to Improve Safari’s WebKit Interoperability by 2026
Apple joins Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla to improve WebKit interoperability by 2026, focusing on CSS, animations, and real-time communication for Safari.
WhatsApp to Update Safety Settings for Minors in Brazil
WhatsApp updates privacy settings for minors in Brazil to comply with ECA Digital. Key changes include restricted visibility and linked parental accounts.
Autonomous Cars Vulnerable to Prompt Injection Attacks
Autonomous cars face high risks from prompt injection attacks, with systems like GPT-4o and DriveLM failing up to 92.5% of safety tests against malicious signs.
Apple Extends Privacy Protections with "Limit Precise Location"
Apple’s new "Limit Precise Location" feature prevents mobile towers from tracking your exact address. Learn how it enhances privacy in the US, UK, and Europe.
Netflix Animation Studios Announces Strategic Support for Blender
Netflix Animation Studios becomes the first major studio to fund Blender development, supporting the core growth of the open-source 3D creation software.