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Edge Computing in Space: Linux Micro Data Center Hits Orbit
Voyager launches a Linux micro data center to the ISS, cutting data latency by 30x. Discover the future of orbital edge computing and the $10/kg cost barrier.
Google and SpaceX: The Race to Build Data Centers in Orbit
Google and SpaceX are exploring orbital data centers for cheaper AI processing through Project Suncatcher and Starlink technology.
SpaceX Proposes 1 Million Satellites Amid Scientist Warnings
SpaceX's plan to launch 1 million satellites faces backlash from scientists warning of collision risks and threats to the Hubble Space Telescope.
Iran Considers Full Control Over Strategic Hormuz Subsea Cables
Iran may take control of seven subsea cables in the Strait of Hormuz, planning to charge data tolls and enforce domestic laws on global internet traffic.
The Floating Data Center Powered by Ocean Waves
A new floating data center uses ocean waves for power and seawater for cooling. Discover how this 85-meter tall steel structure redefines green tech.
Micron Unveils the World’s Largest 245TB Data Center SSD
Micron launches the world's largest 245TB SSD for data centers, offering 82% less rack usage and 50% lower power consumption than HDD setups.
Global IT Spending to Explode to $6.3 Trillion by 2026
Global IT spending is projected to reach $6.3 trillion by 2026, with data centers leading growth at an explosive 55.8% increase.
Hacker Unlocks PS5 to Run Linux and High-Performance PC Games
A new PS5 soft mod allows the console to run Linux and PC games like GTA V at 60 fps. Learn about the firmware requirements and the GitHub loader exploit.
Friendster Returns to Challenge the Era of Algorithms
Friendster returns as an ad-free, algorithm-free social media alternative featuring a unique physical-tap requirement for adding friends.
Bringing Modern Linux to Retro PCs with WSL9x
Run modern Linux 6.19 on Windows 95, 98, and Me. WSL9x brings modern kernel power to Intel 486 PCs without emulation.
Honor’s Lightning Humanoid Smashes Half-Marathon World Record
Honor's Lightning humanoid robot broke the half-marathon world record, finishing 21km in 50:26—12% faster than the best human time.
RAM Shortage Expected to Last Until 2027
Global RAM shortage may last until 2027. Manufacturers expect to meet only 60% of demand as AI data centers consume the majority of production investments.