A projected $100 billion in datacenter investment is flowing into Brazil by 2030, with the Latin American market set to double to $14 billion. But the continent’s AI future is being shaped by a brutal mismatch between demand and the physical infrastructure needed to support it, from transmission lin
New consumer data reveals that OpenAI’s ChatGPT has a massive lead in early user adoption. This initial exposure is critical, as it often sets the reference point for how people think about and use AI going forward.
XGS Energy, an enhanced geothermal firm backed by Meta, has secured a critical supply chain partnership with Vallourec. The deal is for tubulars needed to build a 150MW project in New Mexico, with construction set to start this year to power Meta’s data centers. This marks a significant step in usin
AI search startup Perplexity has signed a three-year, $750 million agreement to use Microsoft’s Azure cloud. Despite the huge deal, the company clarified that Amazon Web Services remains its “preferred” cloud infrastructure provider.
Even Apple isn’t immune to the global memory chip shortage. CEO Tim Cook says rising memory prices will pressure margins, despite blockbuster iPhone 13 demand that led to $143.76B in revenue. The entire tech industry is scrambling for chips.
Apple just reported a “remarkable” quarter with record iPhone sales. Meanwhile, Blackstone is lining up a huge wave of IPOs for its long-held investments. Plus, Canada’s oil industry is finding success in Asian markets.
Cybercriminals are actively exploiting a WinRAR flaw, CVE-2025-8088, that was supposedly fixed months ago. The problem is that most people never update the app, leaving their systems vulnerable to malware that can hide in archives and run on every startup.
Eric “ConcernedApe” Barone posted a new update to dispel rumors about his next game, Haunted Chocolatier. He confirmed the games are separate, development is ongoing, and there’s still no set release date.
A new open-source AI agent called Moltbot is gaining rapid popularity for its ability to control everything on your computer and messaging apps. But its total access is raising major security and privacy red flags among experts.
Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold goes on sale tomorrow for $2,899, but a key perk is missing. An early listing on Samsung’s US website showed no option to trade in an old device, a stark break from the company’s usual strategy for its most expensive phones.
