Meta's robot push could cut 80% of some data center workloads
The social giant is testing robotic arms and cable-swapping bots to slash human labor as AI infrastructure spending soars.

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The social giant is testing robotic arms and cable-swapping bots to slash human labor as AI infrastructure spending soars.
At a Mojave Desert exercise, troops tested air and ground drones, finding cost and power limits that shape future military tech.
New polling shows overwhelming public opposition to government access to encrypted messages, even as the UK pursues secret orders against tech firms.
L'Orient Today, an independent nonpartisan outlet, is offering a 3-month subscription for $0.5 to sustain its mission amid Lebanon's crisis.
Analysts say the worst of the commercial property slump may be passing, yet highly leveraged owners still face a tough refinancing path ahead.
The e-commerce giant's massive property investment signals a shift from street-level traffic to logistics hubs, reshaping what makes Hong Kong retail valuable.
A veteran modding team releases an unofficial native port of the N64 classic without any generative AI, proving hand-coded expertise still outperforms automated shortcuts.
The coding startup's users lose OpenAI models weeks after Elon Musk's SpaceX closed a $60 billion acquisition, raising supply-chain risks for AI-dependent tools.
Music giants claim Claude was trained on pirated lyrics and sheet music, seeking massive statutory damages that could reshape AI training practices.
The chip giant's acquisition of the open-source AI hub validates a decade-long bet and reshapes the competitive landscape for every AI company.
Investors, founders, and operators from across Europe gathered in Copenhagen to confront the hardest question in AI: how do humans keep agency as machines scale?
Gov. Bill Lee and Mayor Freddie O'Connell back renaming BNA after the late icon, with a petition topping 164,000 signatures and a board vote set for Sept. 17.