A new podcast episode dives into China’s surprising lead in autonomous vehicles. It also asks which nation Britain should look to for policy ideas and unpacks our cultural fascination with the capybara.
Google’s latest Android security bulletin addresses a massive 107 vulnerabilities. Three of the patched flaws are already being exploited in limited, targeted attacks against devices running Android 13 through 16.
Opera has expanded its Google partnership, bringing the Gemini AI model directly into its Opera One and Opera GX browsers. The free feature offers contextual help based on your open tabs and supports voice commands. This move signals a deeper integration of AI into the core browsing experience.
Apple’s AI leadership is undergoing a major shift. John Giannandrea is stepping down as the head of AI, with former Microsoft VP Amar Subramanya taking over. The move comes just as Apple’s long-awaited AI features and a new Siri are expected to launch.
Samsung’s new Galaxy Z TriFold has been shown off in a first hands-on video. The device is a true powerhouse in terms of screen real estate, but it comes with significant heft and thickness that can’t be ignored.
The AI industry is in a state of frenzied competition. OpenAI is reportedly in a “code red” scramble to improve ChatGPT, while Apple just hired a key Microsoft AI leader who had only been there for four months. The battle for top talent and product supremacy is intensifying.
The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether ISPs like Cox must terminate users accused of piracy. Justices seemed torn, questioning how to handle universities and the legal standard for “aiding and abetting” infringement.
The Panels wallpaper app from tech reviewer Marques Brownlee is being discontinued. The app faced immediate criticism for its $11.99 monthly subscription and aggressive data tracking. Its code will be open-sourced in 2026.
The frantic race to build AI data centers is creating a massive payday for skilled construction workers. Electricians and supervisors are now pulling in over $200,000 a year. But this boom comes with serious questions about long-term stability and who really pays the price.
Fermi America has signed a non-binding MoU with cooling specialist MVM EGI to develop systems for its planned 11GW campus in Amarillo, Texas. The partnership will focus on water-saving hybrid cooling towers to support both natural gas and future nuclear power infrastructure on-site.
