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The company claims massive power and nearly all water usage are eliminated, but the full AI data center impact debate moves on.
Hydration tracking is moving from wellness novelty to data product. Here’s what “too much information” looks like in practice.
The pause follows a leak-like failure: the whole company could access sensitive employee information.
The “next model” hype is loud. The smarter positioning, MarketWatch argues, sits with the AI platforms that already have distribution.
The deal still prices a flagship system as a luxury asset, but it meaningfully changes the upgrade math.
Researchers identified a source behind mysterious repeating radio bursts, hinting at a new Rosetta stone for cosmic communication.
A NASA watchdog report warns launch capacity at Kennedy Space Center is aging as SpaceX and Blue Origin ramp up.
A new token-based system, Private Access Control Tokens, aims to verify humans without tracking users.
Valve says 2026 RAM sourcing is “brutal” and take-it-or-leave-it, with hardware pricing not subsidized.
A fatal crash in a Texas home is now tangled with federal oversight, raising hard questions about what drivers think they’re using.
The Pecos deal locks in a massive behind-the-meter turbine buildout and spotlights water and air tradeoffs.
WIRED reports Meta collected employees’ keystroke data for AI training, despite internal objections about employee monitoring.
