The explosive growth of AI data centers is colliding with a slow-moving power grid. According to an expert with over 100 patents, the industry’s key assumption about data centers as flexible grid resources is dangerously wrong, risking underbuilt infrastructure and ceding ground to China.
The problem of “secrets creep” is accelerating, with one report finding 23 million exposed secrets last year. Experts say convenience and an illusion of internal security are to blame, and AI tools are about to make it much worse.
Researchers at the Perimeter Institute have created a new public code called KISS-SIDM. It models the complex evolution of self-interacting dark matter halos, structures that host galaxies like our Milky Way, with greater speed and accuracy than before.
For a decade, hyper-converged infrastructure ruled the data center. But the unique, massive demands of AI workloads are breaking that model. The future is looking disaggregated, flexible, and far more efficient.
Seekr and advisory firm Stephano Slack have developed AI agents to automate financial data extraction. The tech reduces manual work from 50 hours to just two for certain audits. It’s part of a push to bring scalable AI to middle-market firms.
A scientist’s social media celebration about GPT-5 solving math problems turned out to be wrong. The real story is a lesson in AI hype versus reality, and a glimpse at what these models are actually good for.
The explosive growth of AI and hyperscale cloud workloads is transforming data center network design. A new whitepaper argues that managing fiber polarity is no longer a minor detail but a foundational requirement for reliability at scale.
Clearwater Analytics, a cloud-based investment management platform, has agreed to be acquired by a private equity consortium. The deal values the fintech at a staggering $8.4 billion and will see it delist from public markets.
The year’s major cyber incidents, including China-linked telco attacks and the Ingram Micro ransomware hit, all point to a single, critical failure. Organizations simply couldn’t see what was happening inside their own networks, and attackers knew it.
NASA’s SPHEREx space telescope has finished its first scan of the entire night sky in just six months of operations. The mission creates a groundbreaking 3D map across 102 infrared wavelengths, data that will help scientists investigate the first moments after the Big Bang.
