AWS has a particular talent for launching something that sounds like a minor alphabet soup update (“G7e is now generally available”) and then watching half the internet quietly reorder its…
On January 26, 2026, MIT Technology Review published (via its Business Lab channel) an episode titled “The power of sound in a virtual world”. The conversation is hosted by MIT…
Synthesia just pulled off a very 2026 move: raising a huge round, nearly doubling its valuation, and simultaneously giving employees a real chance to turn paper wealth into actual, pays-the-mortgage…
Some stories are so obviously “political” that you can hear the comment section warming up its “stay in your lane” engines before the first paragraph is done. And then there…
AWS has added a new entry to its ever-growing catalog of “please don’t look at the hourly bill” instances: Amazon EC2 G7e. These new GPU instances are now generally available…
When most people think “AI assistant,” they still picture a glorified autocomplete box with manners: you ask, it answers, you copy-paste, you forget where you put the answer, and then…
On January 23, 2026, MIT Technology Review’s “The Download” put two stories side-by-side that, frankly, deserve to be in the same room: the rapid rise of health chatbots and the…
For years, “AI infrastructure” has been an oddly specific form of chaos: expensive GPUs duct-taped to general-purpose clusters, YAML sprinkled with hopeful comments, and a shadowy layer of vendor-specific magic…
Countertop dishwashers have always lived in a weird corner of consumer tech: part appliance, part lifestyle accessory, and part “please don’t look under my sink.” They tend to be either…
When schools buy laptops, they’re not just buying hardware. They’re buying an operating system, an identity provider, a default browser, an app ecosystem, a classroom management stack, and—if the vendor’s…