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Samsung Hits $1 Trillion Milestone as Chip Demand Surges
Samsung reaches a $1 trillion market cap as profits jump 800% due to soaring chip demand and potential manufacturing deals with Apple.
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.
SpaceX Terafab: A $119 Billion Plan to Boost Global Chip Production by 50x
SpaceX eyes a $119B Texas megafactory, Terafab, aiming to increase global semiconductor production by 50x with versatile chip and memory manufacturing.
Why AI Layoffs are Backfiring: New Gartner Data Reveals High Failure Rates
Gartner study reveals that 80% of companies cutting staff for AI are failing. Learn why human-AI collaboration outperforms replacement strategies.
Anthropic Partners With SpaceX to Double Claude Usage Limits
Anthropic partners with SpaceX to use Colossus 1's 200k GPUs, doubling Claude Code limits. Elon Musk integrates xAI into the new SpaceXAI division.
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.
Why UK Age Verification Checks Are Failing to Stop Minors Online
UK age verification laws are failing as 46% of children bypass online checks using fake IDs, false birth dates, and even physical disguises.
OpenAI Releases GPT-5.5 Instant With 50% Fewer Hallucinations
OpenAI launches GPT-5.5 Instant, cutting hallucinations and emoji usage by 50% while improving image analysis and web search decision-making for all users.
Is Bun Moving from Zig to Rust? Jarred Sumner Reveals New Experiments
Bun creator Jarred Sumner experiments with Rust, sparking speculation about a rewrite and a fork of the Zig language following an Anthropic acquisition.
Microsoft Fixes Visual Studio Code Bug Adding Ghost Copilot Credits to Commits
Microsoft updates VS Code to stop automatic 'Co-authored-by: Copilot' tags in commits after developer backlash over inaccurate AI attribution.
EU Mandates User-Replaceable Batteries for Smartphones by 2027
New EU rules mandate user-replaceable batteries for smartphones and tablets by 2027. Learn how this changes device repairability and battery availability.
Amazon Opens Logistics Network to All Businesses via Amazon Supply Chain Services
Amazon Supply Chain Services opens its logistics network to all businesses, competing with UPS and FedEx by offering freight, fulfillment, and delivery.