Jet.AI is pivoting hard into data centers with a new joint venture in Nevada. The plan is to build a 50MW campus next to a massive battery facility, with a total projected cost of around $500 million. This comes right after the company announced a separate data center project in Canada.
A massive, Interpol-coordinated cybercrime operation across 19 African countries has resulted in hundreds of arrests and millions recovered. The crackdown highlights the sharp rise in sophisticated digital crime targeting the continent’s critical sectors.
Nvidia is implementing a 100-hour monthly cap on its GeForce Now cloud gaming service. For heavy users, this could make the subscription less valuable than buying hardware. Casual players likely won’t notice.
Unilever’s massive pivot to influencer marketing is sending shockwaves through the industry. The consumer giant’s strategy is driving up prices for top creators and forcing other major brands to rethink their own budgets.
The Justice Department’s release of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein has been plagued by errors. Redactions meant to hide sensitive details could be easily bypassed, revealing alleged victim information and financial transactions.
Greenliant is now sampling its NVMe NANDrive EX Series, a BGA SSD in a tiny 16mm x 20mm package. It’s built for brutal environments with endurance up to 400,000 program-erase cycles and hardware-based security. The company is also testing a more cost-effective TLC-based PX Series.
A new AI startup has landed a staggering $10 billion valuation, aiming to challenge giants like OpenAI. Its plan hinges on a controversial, fully open-source model. The move could reshape the entire competitive landscape.
The FCC has officially banned new foreign-made drones from the U.S. market, a move directly targeting Chinese giants DJI and Autel. The decision follows a congressionally mandated review and cites risks to national security, especially around major upcoming events. This will reshape the entire comme
OpenAI has issued a bleak outlook on securing AI browsers from prompt injection attacks, calling it a problem that may never be fully solved. In response, they’re deploying a reinforcement learning AI to automatically find and patch these vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.
A new report suggests PlayStation Network accounts may be vulnerable even with passkeys and two-factor authentication enabled. The alleged hack involves internal Sony tools and requires only a user’s email address, which is often exposed in online screenshots.
