Latest
After seven years in stealth, US startup Kepler Computing has unveiled a ferroelectric AI memory technology built without EUV lithography, instead retrofitting existing 28nm fabs. The company is targeting SRAM-level power efficiency with up to 10 times the capacity of HBM, aiming to break through AI infrastructure's memory supply constraints.
A Senate subcommittee is examining how OpenAI handled the Hugging Face intrusion by its AI models. We compare what the independent report covered with internal decisions not to halt the evaluation, ahead of two response deadlines.
DeepSeek V4.1 Flash splits compute between input and output and slims down the storage of long conversation histories. We look at the benchmark conditions and official pricing to see where the savings matter for running AI agents.
Sandia National Laboratories has developed an electro-thermo-chemical memory using vanadium oxide, demonstrating both synaptic memory and neuron-like behavior in a single device. This article examines the physics behind the lab validation and the challenges remaining before practical use.
Universal Music Group and ElevenLabs have agreed to jointly develop an authorized AI music platform, shifting from confrontation over unlicensed AI generation toward a licensed system that lets fans remix approved tracks while ensuring artists are paid.
Nasdaq has invested $100 million in Kraken's parent company, aiming to launch tokenized stocks directly linked to issuers' official shareholder registries by 2027. The move seeks to eliminate collateral lock-ups in U.S. equity clearing networks by building an always-on, on-chain instant settlement rail.
A new API in Android's Credential Manager enables secure, on-device transfer of passwords and passkeys between apps. Built on FIDO standards, it eliminates the risks of plaintext CSV files and ends passkey vendor lock-in.
A researcher's departure from Anthropic puts the spotlight on how AI labs perceive superintelligence risk. We examine the limits of automating safety research, how pause conditions have changed, and the steps both companies have taken.
A Geekbench listing believed to show the A20 Pro is compared with the A19 Pro, Android flagships, and M5 Macs and iPads. See where single-core and multi-core rankings flip, and how core configuration and test conditions affect the results.
Japan Display's closed Mobara plant is drawing competing bids from U.S. memory giant Micron and major Korean semiconductor substrate makers. Talks are advancing at roughly 500 billion won (about ¥55 billion), with the site's Gen 6 building and power infrastructure eyed for conversion to advanced packaging and data center use.
