Michael Burry, famous for predicting the 2008 crisis, is now betting against AI. But Forbes argues this isn’t a traditional bubble – it’s a fundamental infrastructure shift driven by energy and thermodynamics. The comparison to past bubbles misses that AI demand is already contractually locked in.
Nvidia just expanded its NVQLink technology for connecting GPUs to quantum processors. The problem? Quantum processors that could actually use this tech don’t exist yet. This feels like putting the cart way before the quantum horse.
Valve’s Proton compatibility layer just got a significant update with VKD3D-Proton 3.0. The release brings AMD FSR4 support and a completely rewritten DXBC shader backend that improves game compatibility. Performance gains affect major titles like Red Dead Redemption 2 and The Last of Us Part 1.
Apple is reportedly accelerating succession planning for CEO Tim Cook’s eventual retirement. The company’s board and senior executives are involved in the process, with hardware engineering chief John Ternus emerging as the frontrunner. This comes as multiple iconic brands face leadership transition
Instead of pocketing AI cost savings, innovative companies are creating “service dividends” by reinvesting those gains into customer experience. This strategic shift from cost-cutting to experience-building could redefine competitive advantage. The approach represents a deliberate choice that separa
The UK’s push to become an AI leader is creating massive energy infrastructure challenges. New data centers are straining power grids, with some connections facing 10-year delays. Meanwhile, AI could help reduce global emissions by 5.4 billion tonnes by 2035, creating a complex sustainability puzzle
We’re moving from AI that responds to AI that initiates and executes. The real challenge isn’t technical capability but organizational readiness and governance. Companies that treat this as just another IT project will struggle to keep up.
A fan project called Concord Delta had successfully reverse-engineered the defunct shooter’s servers, making multiplayer gameplay possible again. But Sony’s copyright claims against gameplay videos have forced the developers to pause new invites over legal concerns.
Google is working on an Android version of Apple’s NameDrop feature called Contact Exchange. The NFC-based system lets users share contact info by bringing phones close together. It’s the latest in the ongoing feature war between Android and iOS.
Grid operators across the Northeast say they’re prepared for winter demand but acknowledge reliability concerns during extreme cold. New forecasting tools and coordination with gas suppliers aim to prevent shortages as more homes electrify heating.
