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OpenAI’s $38 billion partnership with AWS will expand massive AI workloads, deepening cloud hosting dependence and raising sustainability concerns.

Samsung’s AI Megafactory aims to unify semiconductor, robotics, and digital twin systems, all powered by Nvidia GPUs.

Snapmaker’s U1 3D printer merges CoreXY speed, AI monitoring, and four-toolhead flexibility but faces scrutiny over real-world reliability.

China’s Lin-gang underwater data center combines wind energy and seawater cooling, marking a major step toward sustainable large-scale computing infrastructure.

An AI-generated deepfake of Jensen Huang hosting a fake Nvidia keynote tricked 100,000 viewers into watching a fraudulent crypto promotion.

Cloudflare’s Q3 report reveals how government shutdowns, natural disasters, and cable damage continue to cripple global internet connectivity worldwide.

Liuyang’s record-breaking 16,000-drone show blended art, software, and precision engineering while highlighting both technical risks and military potential.

The Minisforum MS-02 Ultra blends desktop-level hardware, extensive upgrade options, and fast networking in a larger mini PC design.

Semrush One merges SEO and AI visibility analytics, offering brands new insights while raising questions about affordability and long-term effectiveness.

The US and AMD are investing $1 billion in two supercomputers to advance AI and scientific computing.

Anthropic’s Claude now runs directly in Microsoft Excel, handling formulas, edits, and analytics, with beta testing underway before wider release.

The end of Windows 10 support has driven users toward Apple’s Mac devices, reshaping global PC sales and computing preferences.

A YouTuber used Raspberry Pi hardware to recreate the eerie dial-up screech, transforming Wi-Fi signals into nostalgic analog noise.

Malicious browser extensions can mimic AI interfaces, tricking users into unsafe actions while bypassing antivirus detection and existing security safeguards.

Samsung and Starlink collaborate on an AI modem designed to power direct 6G satellite connections.

The NWNLAP HL140S offers Surface-style flexibility at a fraction of the cost, though brand uncertainty tempers its appeal.

TinyCorp has achieved a remarkable breakthrough by enabling Nvidia GPUs to run on Apple’s M-series MacBooks using USB4 and Thunderbolt 4.

Early AI server rollout marks Apple's bold move into high-performance computing, raising questions about scalability and GPU competition.

Starcloud and Crusoe are launching Nvidia GPUs into orbit to build solar-powered data centers aimed at cutting AI energy costs.

Google is reengineering its global infrastructure, migrating tens of thousands of workloads from x86 to custom Arm CPUs using AI automation.

Travel eSIM revenue is rising sharply as mobile operators prepare to challenge smaller competitors and protect their international roaming profits.

A secret Dell clearance page exposes a wider range of discounted products, challenging the curated limits of the company’s official deals portal.

Asus’s 8K ProArt PA32KCX merges accuracy, brightness, and calibration technology to serve professionals demanding precise HDR and rendering workflows.

Congo seeks to expand the Inga hydro complex to power AI tools and data centers amid ongoing funding and governance hurdles.

Microsoft’s soaring AI revenues boost executive rewards, exposing sharp inequality and uncertainty about whether such growth can truly last.