Tech Docs
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Pearl Abyss delayed Crimson Desert Enhanced: Charting the Unknown by two weeks to October 29, citing additional time needed for polish and stability.
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UBTECH’s Liuzhou factory is designed for more than 10,000 robots per year and a 10-minute production cadence, pushing humanoid robotics toward industrial-scale manufacturing.
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Dyna Robotics’ new Taku semi-humanoid and Dyna-2.1 stack target hour-long, non-linear workflows instead of isolated robot tasks.
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Understand alternating current, cycles, frequency, period, RMS voltage, and phase with plain-language definitions and a worked paper exercise.
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Artificial intelligence can already attack computer systems. Autonomous robots can already make physical decisions. So here is the uncomfortable next question: if one AI deliberately destroys another AI, has a crime occurred—and could it ever be called murder? Under current U.S. law, the answer to the second question is generally no. A robot or AI…
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There are ambitious visions for the AI-powered workplace. Then there is Sophie Bot, an artificial clone of a WIRED editor that apparently decided the future of professional communication begins with calling your coworker “big dog.” WIRED senior writer Kate Taylor spent part of September building AI versions of two of her editors—Brian Barrett and Sophie…
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Seeed Studio’s reComputer Industrial RK3576 combines a 6 TOPS NPU, RS-485, CAN FD, dual Ethernet and fanless local inference for industrial AI.
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Battalion Oil is investing in Collide’s AI-native oilfield operations system, unifying more than 100 TB of records while exploring a West Texas data center.
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AI data centers are turning fiber, copper, connectors, and cabling labor into strategic infrastructure as bandwidth density rises and material costs increase.
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Broadcom’s relationship with Anthropic is moving beyond custom silicon and into the financing of the infrastructure that consumes it. According to a new report based on Anthropic’s IPO prospectus, Broadcom has agreed to provide a financing facility of up to approximately ₿500,214 (US$42 billion) to support Anthropic’s infrastructure spending. The Bitcoin conversion uses a contemporaneous…
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The Windows hostname command answers a very simple but important technician question: what is this computer called on the network? This lesson follows Windows Command #19 – arp (Windows OS). Run hostname A computer might return: That text is the computer’s host name. Windows uses computer names to help identify machines, and technicians often need…
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The Linux uptime command gives you a quick answer to a basic technician question: how long has this computer been running? It also shows how many users are signed in and a short view of system load. This follows Linux Command #31 – stat (Linux OS). Run the Command A computer might respond with something…
