Meta has hired Gary Demasi, a veteran of Google’s data center operations, to lead its data center development and strategy. This comes as the company races to build infrastructure for what it calls “Superintelligent AI.” Demasi spent nearly 19 years at Google before a short six-month role at the UAE
A new report claims NVIDIA has secured exclusive early access to TSMC’s next-generation A16 manufacturing process. This 1.6nm-class technology is slated for NVIDIA’s future Feynman GPUs, expected after the Rubin family in 2026/2027.
A new federal bill, the App Store Accountability Act, proposes making app stores like Apple’s and Google’s responsible for verifying user ages. This would shift the legal burden away from individual developers. Supporters say it’s a common-sense privacy and convenience win.
The initial shockwave of ChatGPT’s release three years ago has settled into a more complex reality. The conversation is moving from “can it” to “should it,” with a new focus on lawsuits, regulation, and tangible business value.
A Storm Technology report reveals a major contradiction in corporate AI strategy. While 27% of IT leaders fear deepfake attacks, 55% admit to using unsanctioned AI tools themselves, highlighting a dangerous governance gap.
Linux gaming is experiencing unprecedented growth, driven by Valve’s Proton compatibility layer and the Steam Deck’s mainstream visibility. The momentum feels different this time, with thousands of Windows games now running flawlessly on Linux systems. But is this the real deal or just another false
Purported Galaxy S26 Ultra wallpapers have surfaced online nearly two years before the phone’s expected launch. The leak suggests Samsung might offer an orange color variant for its 2026 flagship. Pricing remains uncertain amid rumors of potential price increases.
America’s cyber defense agency warns about sophisticated WhatsApp attacks using spyware and social engineering. Your account could be hijacked through malicious links or by tricking you into sharing verification codes. Here’s what you need to do right now to protect yourself.
The AI bubble debate has reached Washington, with lawmakers expressing uncertainty and concern about potential economic risks. While some compare it to the dot-com bubble, others worry about concentration in the tech sector.
After being stalled by the US government shutdown, the OnePlus 15 has finally received FCC approval. The phone features groundbreaking battery life and gaming capabilities that could challenge Samsung and Google’s dominance in the American market.
