The world’s largest planned data center campus, a 20-million-square-foot site in Utah, is looking to nuclear energy. Developers have signed an agreement to evaluate adding at least 2 gigawatts of nuclear power to the complex’s multi-source grid.
A new Windows 11 security update is getting credit from the community for potentially solving a major GPU stability crisis. The issues had been plaguing gamers, especially on newer AMD hardware, for weeks.
Samsung is pushing a critical December 2025 security update to Galaxy S25 and S24 users, addressing active threats Google warned about. This “surprise” comes after Pixel owners were already protected, underscoring a major Android ecosystem problem.
According to Fast Company, Rosie the Robot debuted in the 1962 episode “Rosey the Robot” but only appeared in one other of the original 24 episodes. Voiced by Jean Vander Pyl, her character was inspired by the comic/TV maid Hazel. Today, she’s seen as a prescient model for AI with a humane interface
The streaming wars just turned into a full-blown corporate brawl. With two massive bids on the table, the future of Warner Bros. is up for grabs, and the entire media landscape is about to change.
Lucasfilm and Arcanaut Studios have announced Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic, a spiritual successor to KOTOR. Original director Casey Hudson is leading the project.
The explosive growth of AI is colliding with a strained global power supply chain. Companies now face waits of up to five years for critical equipment like large transformers, pushing them toward unconventional on-site generation.
The FTC is challenging Henkel’s quiet acquisition of the Liquid Nails brand. The agency says the $725 million deal would combine two of the biggest players in liquid adhesives.
A new NASA space telescope, the Near-Earth Object Surveyor, aims to find the other half of undiscovered “city-killer” asteroids. Meanwhile, research suggests plants might use infrared radiation, not just color, for ancient conversations with pollinators.
Razer has unveiled a modern reimagining of the original Boomslang, the mouse that started it all. Only 1,337 units of this collector’s edition will be made, each loaded with today’s best sensor and wireless tech.
