A sourcing expert and a NASA lead make the case that space-based data centers are an economic, not just technical, problem. They argue that solar power, radiative cooling, and smart procurement could make orbital platforms viable within 10-15 years. But significant hurdles around latency, regulation
A new model from MIT and Oak Ridge National Lab simulates an “agentic” human-AI workforce. The findings show a significant portion of current jobs are already vulnerable to automation by existing AI tools.
Researchers have developed a device that generates power by radiating heat into outer space. It uses a simple Stirling engine and could provide passive ventilation for greenhouses and homes, especially at night when solar panels don’t work.
Motorola is gearing up to launch the Edge 70 smartphone in India, with Flipkart hosting a “coming soon” page. Rumors suggest a price under ₹35,000 and a possible December 15 debut, with a local variant that might pack a larger battery.
A new study from Johns Hopkins University argues that the blueprint of an AI model might be more important than the expensive, months-long training process. By mimicking brain-like structures, researchers found untrained networks could rival fully trained systems.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX is aiming for a staggering $800 billion valuation in a new share sale. The company is also reportedly telling investors it’s considering an IPO around the end of 2025.
JavaScript was officially unveiled in 1995 by Netscape and Sun Microsystems. Its creator, Brendan Eich, built the first prototype in just 10 days. Three decades later, it runs on nearly every website you visit.
AMD’s Ryzen 7 7800X3D is now priced at just £326 on Amazon, a significant drop from its £450 retail price. This makes an already top-tier gaming CPU an even more compelling buy for performance-focused builders.
Steven Bartlett’s “The Diary of a CEO” is now Spotify’s most popular business and tech podcast for 2025. He built it from a spare-room passion project into a media empire by embracing video and a philosophy of rapid experimentation.
Google has revealed its favorite Chrome extensions for 2025, and the list is overwhelmingly focused on AI. The selections are split into three key categories, highlighting a major shift in how we use browsers.
