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Monday, August 3, 2026
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While everyone's arguing about whether AI uses too much power on Earth, Elon Musk figured: why not just move it to orbit? David George, a partner at Andreessen Horowitz and early SpaceX backer, reckons the freshly public company has what it takes to actually pull it off.
In 2025, Hurricane Melissa arrived as the strongest storm on record, testing every weather model out there — human and artificial alike. Plot twist: the AI didn't choke.
Picture cutting your electricity bill by turning your apartment into a digital goldmine. It's not science fiction: a startup thinks the perfect location for a data center isn't some massive industrial facility—it's your living room.
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Cerebras just learned the hard way that building the most powerful chip doesn't mean customers will line up at your door. The stock tanked after the company's sales forecast disappointed investors betting big on an AI datacenter revolution.
Picture having a digital sidekick that whispers what to post, when to post it, and how to make it stick — without you losing your mind over it. Facebook just turned that fantasy into a real thing, at least for creators brave enough to test it.
If you thought Figma was just for drawing squares and rectangles, time to rethink that. The latest update turns the creative world's favorite design tool into something far more ambitious: a machine that speaks both the language of design and the language of code.
Remember when AI infrastructure felt like a luxury only billionaires could afford? OpenAI and Broadcom just walked in with a custom chip called Jalapeno that could flip the script entirely. The cost reduction? 50%.
Just when everyone thought OpenAI would keep begging Nvidia for chips, they decided to build their own toys instead. Jalapeño—yes, like the pepper—is OpenAI's first homegrown AI processor, and it's designed to shake up how AI servers work.
While everyone's arguing whether AI will need even more chips, one of the world's biggest memory manufacturers decides to go public in the US with the boldest move in years. Perfect paradox: the market tanks one week, they hit the gas even harder.
While everyone's fighting to buy Nvidia chips at eye-watering prices, OpenAI just decided to build its own. The result? Custom hardware designed from scratch to run AI models faster and without bleeding your bank account dry.
After six years of radio silence, Google is finally bringing something new to your living room — a smart speaker designed to make Gemini the star of the show. The catch? The AI steals the spotlight while the actual sound quality fumbles the ball.
