Malaysian power producer YTL Power is reportedly exploring expansion into South Africa’s data center space. The company’s executive director mentioned potential entry within the next two years during the recent G20 summit in Johannesburg.
Samsung’s upcoming tri-fold smartphone might cost significantly less than expected, potentially around $2,500. The company plans extremely limited production of only 20,000-30,000 units initially, making it a potential collector’s item.
OpenAI’s forward-deployed engineering team works directly with companies like Morgan Stanley to transform AI models into real-world deployments. The small but growing team has generated “tens of millions to sometimes the low billions” in value for enterprise clients. This hands-on approach is becomi
Noctua has confirmed that its current CPU coolers will support Intel’s future LGA1954 socket without requiring new mounting hardware. This comes as welcome news given Intel’s rapid socket changes and the expected late 2026 release of Nova Lake processors. PC builders can now invest in premium coolin
Intel is defending its hiring of former TSMC executive Wei-Jen Lo amid allegations of trade secret theft. Taiwanese prosecutors have raided Lo’s homes and TSMC has filed a lawsuit, creating an international legal showdown between the chipmaking rivals.
The UK is pushing forward with comprehensive cybersecurity legislation as attacks on essential services escalate. The bill would require operators of critical infrastructure to meet tougher security standards and report threats earlier.
TSMC has filed a lawsuit claiming former senior vice-president Wei-Jen Lo likely leaked company secrets to Intel after his 2024 retirement. The Taiwanese foundry alleges Lo improperly gathered advanced technology information before joining Intel, which denies the allegations.
Spotify is reportedly planning another price hike for U.S. subscribers in early 2026. The Premium plan would jump to $12.99 monthly, marking the second increase in under two years. This comes amid artist boycotts and ongoing concerns about streaming payouts.
OpenAI has committed to spending over $1.4 trillion on AI infrastructure through 2032, but doesn’t have the money. HSBC estimates they’ll need to raise $207 billion just to continue operating deeply in the red. The numbers are almost too big to comprehend.
The construction AI market is projected to explode from $4.86 billion in 2025 to $22.68 billion by 2032. This shift toward “physical AI” represents a new era where machines collaborate with humans on actual jobsites. Construction productivity has lagged at just 0.4% annually since 2000, making AI ad
