Samsung Heavy Industries plans first floating data centre by 2028
Offshore compute is Samsung's answer to unhappy neighbors and water limits, with a purpose-built barge near the coast.

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Offshore compute is Samsung's answer to unhappy neighbors and water limits, with a purpose-built barge near the coast.
Git hosting was built for humans; Entire’s answer is a parallel network for AI agents, plus auditing via the Entire CLI.
A real-world replacement shows how Sony’s design choices matter when “innovation” meets living-room constraints.
Two voice models, GPT-Live-1 and GPT-Live-1 mini, let ChatGPT listen and speak at once, plus stream longer reasoning.
Tinic says wider use of AI can power Qualcomm's diversification, but only if governance, workflows, and budgets hold.
Anduril’s billionaire founder argues America exports a “bill of goods” to universities while China builds AI talent fast.
Opt-out exists, but privacy campaigners warn Meta is turning everyday photos into training fuel.
A California dairy project shows how worms and microbes can clean wastewater while livestock faces rising environmental pressure.
If defenders cannot detect and escalate fast enough, resilience must start before the attack fully lands.
A new camera kill switch targets modders who physically drill, block, or destroy the privacy light.
Muse Image, from Superintelligence Labs, powers Meta AI, Instagram, and WhatsApp now, with Facebook and Messenger next.
Muse Image can create realistic images inside Instagram and WhatsApp, as Meta scrambles to keep up globally.