technology
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What is the difference between open-weight, truly open-source and proprietary AI models? Compare access, licensing, reproducibility, privacy and costs.
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Opentrons raises a $40 million Series E to expand robotic experiments and AI-ready lab infrastructure, reporting over 11,000 deployments worldwide.
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Meta reportedly built a humanoid called Max with China’s Fourier in three months, according to The Information. The prototype remains an internal research project.
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UNESCO and Somali archivists are working to preserve 45,000 Radio Mogadishu tapes. A 2026 assessment shows urgent deterioration risks and limited digitization progress.
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Sam Altman argues scarce DRAM is used more efficiently in AI data centers than home PCs, drawing criticism as memory prices rise.
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Fujifilm plans a ¥10 billion expansion to increase magnetic tape production capacity fivefold as AI data centers seek durable cold storage.
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CISA confirms active exploitation of critical GitLab CVE-2026-97229. Self-managed administrators face urgent patch and forensic triage decisions.
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A Linux 7.4 FAT32 allocation patch cuts one benchmark from 92.489 seconds to 0.348 seconds. Here is what the 265× result actually means for storage.
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GitHub Copilot Fusion is generally available with Standard, High and Max effort settings, automated multi-model routing, and new experimental local-model support.
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The Brooklyn Nets debuted Alibaba’s 360-degree AI replay technology at Barclays Center, combining multiple court cameras into rotating highlights.
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Eighteen years after Satoshi Nakamoto shared the Bitcoin white paper, the original peer-to-peer cash proposal remains central to debates over digital payments and trust.
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America’s ten largest announced data center energy megaprojects in 2026, ranked by reported full-build gigawatts with a sourced chart, project visuals, and clear operating-status distinctions.
