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Nvidia has agreed to examine whether shuttered German reactor sites could become computing hubs, though the company rules out restarting any idle units.
The agency will vote next month on relaxing its long-standing opposition to jammers.
Instagram is once again experimenting with longform video in the hopes its users will watch podcasts and other videos on their TVs. The company is testing a new horizontal video format called “features” that supports clips up to 90 minutes long, and introducing a handful of other features meant to draw more users to this…
Protecting kids online is the stated goal. What the mechanism apparently requires is a surveillance app-like system that assesses every smartphone user’s age, not just a child’s.
The UK government has earmarked £100 million for a “world first” national AI Biosecurity Lab (AIBL) tasked with protecting the nation from emerging biological threats.
An enthusiast is seeking crowdfunding support for a conversion system that would let owners reuse Apple’s 2019 Mac Pro enclosure with conventional desktop PC components.
With DDR5 now costing roughly five times what it did in mid-2025, a small company called TradeMAV thinks the answer to running bigger AI models at home isn’t buying more RAM, but borrowing the memory already sitting in your other devices.
Apple’s MacBook lineup could soon resemble a restaurant menu with 17 different ways to order a burger. The company is expanding its laptop range across more price points, performance levels, and display technologies, with OLED touchscreens potentially bringing another premium tier into the mix. That’s great news for buyers who want options, but Apple’s product…
Apple is considering changes to Safari on the iPhone Duo that would give websites access to more of the outer display, although the company has yet to settle on an approach.
SK Hynix is developing solid-state drive controllers with more than 100 compact processors to manage increasingly demanding data transfers.