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Elon Musk Considers Building Tesla’s Own Semiconductor Factory
Tesla's Elon Musk plans semiconductor factory to meet chip demand. Nvidia's CEO warns of the complexities. Read more on this strategic move.
Studio Ghibli, Bandai Namco, and Square Enix Demand OpenAI Halt Use of Copyrighted Characters
Studio Ghibli, Bandai Namco, and Square Enix demand OpenAI stop using their copyrighted characters, citing Japanese law. Learn more about the dispute.
TSMC to Increase Chip Prices: Impact on CPUs and GPUs
TSMC will raise chip prices by 3%-5% annually from 2026, impacting CPUs, GPUs, and major companies like AMD, Nvidia, Apple, and Qualcomm.
Google's Solar-Powered AI Satellites: A Bold Step Toward Unlimited Energy
Google's Project Suncatcher aims to deploy AI chips on solar-powered satellites by 2027, overcoming data center energy limits with unlimited clean power.
Vibe Coding: Collins Names Word of the Year
Vibe coding named Word of the Year by Collins Dictionary. Discover what it means and how AI integration is changing culture and everyday activities.
The AI Washing Problem: What CEOs Really Think About Artificial Intelligence
Study reveals 1/3 of AI projects are "AI washing"—fake innovation for marketing. 70% of CEOs fear firing if AI fails. Learn the real numbers behind corporate AI adoption.
Tesla Shareholders Approve $1 Trillion Compensation Package for Elon Musk
Tesla shareholders approve $1 trillion performance-based package for Elon Musk, contingent on growing market value to $8.5 trillion in 10 years.
Apple Developing Budget MacBook with iPhone Chip
Apple develops budget MacBook with iPhone chip for $600. Coming H1 2026 with LCD display under 13.6 inches, targeting students and casual users.
Epic and Google Settle Play Store Dispute: Major Changes Ahead
Epic and Google settle Play Store dispute. Google cuts fees to 9-20%, allows alternative app stores and third-party payments until 2032.
The Rise of "Dumb Homes" in the U.S.: A Move Towards Simplicity
Discover how "dumb homes" are becoming popular in the U.S., offering simpler, cost-effective living by avoiding complex smart tech.
arXiv Updates Policy: No More AI-Generated Literature Reviews in CS
arXiv bans AI-generated CS literature reviews due to quality concerns, now requiring peer review. Expect more LLM-driven policy changes.
OpenAI Clarifies: ChatGPT Still Offers Medical and Legal Advice
OpenAI clarifies that ChatGPT didn't lose medical and legal advice capabilities—policies were unified, not restricted.