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Google has introduced a new method for Gemini that selects and examines parts of a video based on the question asked. This piece explains the conditions behind the up to 88% token savings, and why static processing remains necessary for short videos or full-video review.
The U.S. Department of Defense has formally deployed ChatGPT and Grok on its dedicated AI platform, GenAI.mil. Moving away from single-vendor dependence, the department aims to streamline logistics and procurement work within a secure environment for handling Controlled Unclassified Information.
Qualcomm has unveiled its next-generation mobile GPU architecture. By embedding dedicated AI cores and an 18MB high-speed cache across three GPU slices, the company keeps heavy rendering workloads entirely on-chip, targeting up to 40% better power efficiency.
Starting in October, Microsoft will roll out Memory Integrity to eligible devices via quality updates. While it strengthens defenses against outdated drivers, the impact on Intel XTU undervolting varies by CPU generation and BIOS settings.
Uber announced layoffs of roughly 3,300 employees worldwide alongside a major organizational overhaul. Even as the company posts record profits, it is stripping away middle management layers and small teams, redirecting the freed-up capital and resources toward expanding its autonomous robotaxi business.
Google has rolled out Gemini 3.8 Flash to general availability and limited the Cyber version to defensive security organizations. Comparing Arena's provisional scores with Google's official benchmarks reveals both low pricing and use-case-specific strengths and weaknesses.
LTO tape shipment capacity dipped in 2025 amid trade uncertainty, but Q1 2026 saw a sharp 57% rebound, fueled by AI data storage needs, power constraints, and new 40TB media.
TSMC is targeting 4,100W-class CoWoS packages and has already demonstrated uniform heat dissipation beyond 5kW in test vehicles. Here's what sealing, warpage, and rack integration reveal about the path to mass production of direct-to-silicon liquid cooling.
Google, the superconducting-qubit leader, moved into neutral atoms in March 2026. Two months later, the U.S. Commerce Department signed $2.013 billion in preliminary term sheets with nine quantum companies spanning six different modalities. This piece connects the dots—from a space-versus-time map of all six approaches, to a modality-by-modality recount of the CHIPS Act allocations, to Japan's ¥100.4 billion quantum plan.
World Labs' Atlas directly conditions on camera pose and depth to generate video and explicit 3D simultaneously. Its strength lies not in general physics simulation but in unifying the reconstruction and re-capture of filmed spaces within a single foundation model.
