US Senator Bernie Sanders is proposing a nationwide moratorium on datacenter construction to slow the AI boom. He warns AI could eliminate nearly 100 million US jobs and is driven by billionaire interests. The tech industry, predictably, is pushing back hard.
Google has launched Gemini 3 Flash, a new AI model promising massive speed and cost advantages over its predecessors. It’s aimed squarely at developers for coding, gaming, and enterprise tasks. But in the race against OpenAI and others, raw speed might not be the only thing that matters.
Amazon is in talks to invest at least $10 billion into OpenAI, a deal experts call a “framework” for circular financing. The move aims to validate Amazon’s AI chips while giving OpenAI the compute it desperately needs without cash.
Amazon’s controversial return-to-office mandate had an unintended security benefit. The company’s CSO says it’s now much easier to spot employees hired under fraudulent pretenses, often linked to foreign schemes, when they have to work on-site.
A new UK report suggests developers of end-to-end encrypted apps could be considered hostile actors. This comes as lawmakers push for stricter enforcement of laws that could undermine encryption.
The explosive growth of data centers is creating a massive power bottleneck. To solve it, the industry is turning to a surprising and controversial source: next-generation nuclear energy.
Fundvis, a Luxembourg-based FundTech firm, has raised €2.12 million. The capital will fuel product development and European expansion for its AI-driven fund oversight platform.
India is one of the world’s fastest adopters of hybrid cloud, but this rapid growth is creating significant visibility gaps. With 44% of companies already using a hybrid multi-cloud model, understanding these distributed environments is becoming the next critical challenge.
Apple is reportedly in preliminary discussions with Indian semiconductor firm CG Semi to handle iPhone chip assembly and packaging. This would be a first for Apple in India and part of its broader supply chain diversification. The talks are early, and the specific chips involved are not yet clear.
Federal regulators have opened an investigation into Nevada OSHA after the agency suddenly withdrew serious safety citations against Elon Musk’s Boring Company. The citations were issued after two firefighters were burned by chemicals in a tunnel. The withdrawal followed a meeting set up by Boring’s
