Three Democratic senators are investigating whether tech giants’ AI-driven energy demands are raising electricity costs for everyday Americans. Amazon released a counter-study arguing its data centers often overpay for power, subsidizing other ratepayers. The clash highlights the growing tension bet
Jim Cramer is pounding the table on Amazon stock, calling its recent pullback a buying opportunity. The thesis hinges on a forecasted reacceleration of Amazon Web Services growth into 2026. But is the optimism justified?
Arctic has launched the MX-7, its latest high-performance thermal paste. The company says it offers lower thermal resistance and a noticeable cooling improvement over the MX-6 and MX-4.
OpenAI has launched GPT Image 1.5, a major update to its image generation model. It promises better editing, readable text, and more consistency for business users. This move heats up the competition with Google’s Nano Banana Pro and other rivals.
According to Polygon, Larian Studios founder Swen Vincke says the studio will “most likely” release its next game, Divinity, in early access. The team wants to recreate the success of Baldur’s Gate 3’s early access period, which ran from 2020 to the game’s full launch in 2023.
Apple’s latest Mac mini with the M4 chip has dropped to a historic low price of $479 on Amazon. This massive discount for the powerful, compact desktop makes competing mini PCs and budget Windows towers a tough sell right before the holidays.
Data streaming firm Redpanda has formed a strategic alliance with Akamai, joining its Qualified Compute Partner Program. The deal aims to provide enterprises with a cloud-to-edge data platform for building agentic AI applications.
A new report highlights a core problem in cloud and internet management: critical infrastructure is run by separate, siloed teams. This complexity makes outages harder to prevent and diagnose, even with unified tools. The proposed solution isn’t more consolidation, but better templates and simulatio
Ford is slamming the brakes on its electric vehicle plans, taking a staggering $19.5 billion charge. The automaker is killing the electric F-150 Lightning and a next-gen electric truck to focus on gas and hybrid models instead.
Chip interconnect specialist Arteris is moving to acquire security startup Cycuity. The deal aims to give engineers better tools to protect data as it flows through complex semiconductors, a growing concern for everything from data centers to cars.
