A sovereign storage rollout hit a familiar wall: file sync is doable, Office lock-in is not.

The AlphaGo researcher’s London startup gets the compute scale it says it needs, even before it has a product.

The Justice Department supports xAI’s bid to shut down NAACP’s case about pollution tied to its data centers.

Performance-per-watt plus production telemetry is pushing cloud from x86 comfort to Arm-based system designs.

Malaysia’s Respond.io uses AI agents for high-volume support and bills per conversation, not per seat.

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew argues AI and online specimen access could turn extinction triage into genomic discovery.

Qualcomm’s CEO lays out why smart glasses matter, and how AI-powered hardware could rewrite the app model over time.

A 5:21 PM directive bars access by any foreign national, including Anthropic employees, and triggers a frantic policy fight.

GitHub is tapping multiple clouds, accelerating Azure, and relying on AWS compute to survive an AI coding surge.

A costly isotope could become a strategic resource, and the lunar plans are forcing new questions about supply, regulation, and risk.

Apple’s WWDC surfaced Channel Sounding support in iOS 27, yet the market impact waits for Bluetooth 6.3’s official release.

The Protecting Privacy and Consumer Data Act could curb data-driven price discrimination, yet regulators are withholding the practical rules.