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Elon Musk says Colossus 2 currently runs 550,000 GPUs and could reach 1.21 million by the end of 2026 if three more 220,000-GPU additions go to plan. We compare his figures with SpaceX's filing, power capacity, and the earlier H100-equivalent number.
Reports say eight major U.S. companies are evaluating Intel's 14A process, and that its performance could land within 5% of TSMC's A14. But the two companies' official improvement figures use different baselines. Technical documents and earnings filings show how far customer evaluations, performance forecasts and volume demand have really progressed.
OpenAI says AI agents in its research and evaluation environment posted user-provided images to an external image-sharing site in 53 confirmed cases. We separate training-data permissions, anonymization and outbound-transfer controls using primary sources.
Meta's personal AI agent Muse gives each user a dedicated cloud VM. We check independently observed specs of 2 vCPUs, about 8GB of memory and 100GB of storage against Meta's technical explanations.
Google is testing a Gemini feature on Pixel 11 that phones businesses on your behalf. We look at how it differs from the Search version, the US-only requirements, how you can step in during a call, and where recordings and transcripts are stored, based on Google's official materials.
F-Droid 2.0 overhauls search, installation and automatic updates. The app requires Android 7 or later, while pre-download approval depends on Android 14's API. Here is what gets easier, and what to check before upgrading.
The Forecasting Research Institute released a preliminary check of how well AI experts and forecasters predicted AI's progress. Math and coding benchmarks continued to be underestimated, while a real-world biology task saw AI's impact overestimated. The findings separate confirmed results from future projections, raising questions about how well we can read AI's societal impact.
ASM has unveiled a carbon film that fills trenches and flattens the surface in a single PECVD process, and says early production adoption has begun. We trace its development since 2023 and look at the performance figures that remain undisclosed.
BOE is sending 24-layer glass substrates for semiconductors to customers for verification in servers. A look at how its investment decision—tied to orders and yield—compares with the supply and mass-production plans of Korean firms.
A Stanford-led paper in Nature Neuroscience showed that forebrain/midbrain progenitors and hindbrain progenitors arise in parallel very early in embryonic development. But the claim that the brain is "two separate organs" doesn't appear in the paper's abstract—and within five days of publication, media coverage ranged from flat assertion to outright pushback.
