Information Technology
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Lumen and Emerald AI are exploring power-aware AI workload routing, while Lumen expands research into quantum networking and post-quantum security.
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GitHub’s Copilot Projects public preview lets developers coordinate AI agents, repositories and tasks from a single desktop workspace.
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Data Center Technician lesson on intelligent rack PDUs, redundant A/B power feeds, metering, per-phase loading, capacity calculations and safe alarm triage.
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PsiQuantum unveils an 8×8 silicon-photonics optical switch, reporting 1.2 dB typical loss and switching under 3 ms in early tests.
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A practical Windows resource-monitoring reference explaining resmon.exe, CPU, memory hard faults, disk I/O, network connections and safe read-only troubleshooting.
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Oracle’s October 27 Acceleron update adds RDMA, smart network failover and new NVMe options to reduce wasted AI compute time.
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MIT researchers are using Ferveret’s rack-integrated immersion cooling for AI-driven nuclear materials research. The vendor claims up to 35% more usable compute under the same power budget.
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Learn to diagnose slow Linux startup safely with systemd-analyze time, blame, and critical-chain. Includes two instructional videos, worked examples, and a read-only lab.
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From Atari’s 4 KB cartridges to GTA VI’s reported 210 GB download: the memory, storage and computing-efficiency evolution behind modern video games.
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Grok for Startups offers qualifying companies a shared credit balance across Grok, Grok Build, Grok Bot and the Grok API, targeting months of practical AI usage.
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Discord will let search engines index eligible messages from Discoverable public servers starting in mid-December. Here’s how to opt out and what the privacy defaults mean.
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Anduril and Qualcomm unveil BlueChip, a rugged Snapdragon X laptop targeting defense and first responders, with U.S. assembly and orders planned for 2027.
