Author: Zach_Wilson
Expert questions huge AI investments from Microsoft, Amazon and Google and warns of possible ‘Sugar Daddy Boomerang effect’ that could potentially end very badly
The recent surge in cloud spending at Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and Google Cloud has caught the attention of Timothy Prickett Morgan from The Next Platform, prompting him to raise an intriguing question. How much of this seemingly impressive growth, he wonders, is actually being driven by investments…
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Trailers of the week: Sonic 3, Napoleon, and Agatha All Along
This week brought a few noteworthy movie and TV trailers — the big one being Sonic the Hedgehog 3. And while I won’t include them here, you should check out some of the trailers included with our coverage of the most recent Nintendo Direct (shoutout to the Nintendo DS Castlevania…
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These novel metal foams promise 90% improved heat exchange for sustainable data center cooling
Swiss startup Apheros has unveiled a new way to address the global demand for data processing driven by the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and large language lodels (LLMs) The company has developed a novel metal foam it says can revolutionize the cooling systems used in data centers. As pressure…
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A former Essential Phone exec used company funds for Lamborghinis, claims lawsuit
A lawsuit filed against Osom Products, Inc. by its former chief privacy officer, Mary Stone Ross, claims that the company’s CEO, Jason Keats, used business funds for extravagant purchases that include two Lamborghinis, reports Android Authority. Keats, who founded Osom after Essential shut down and hired several of Essential’s former…
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Intex PureSpa Inflatable Hot Tub Reviewed: Bubbles on a Budget
This hot tub is a cheap and easy way to relax—but it still requires a commitment. Source
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How keep your laptop’s battery in good health
The rechargeable lithium-ion batteries that power most of our laptops may be the most practical battery tech we have right now, but they naturally degrade over time as their ions flow back and forth — it’s an inevitable consequence of the way they’re built and the way they work. Eventually,…
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