The Future of Computing is in Space
In a breakthrough that's out of this world, Kepler Communications has launched the largest orbital compute cluster yet, with 40 GPUs orbiting Earth. This development is a game-changer for industries that rely on high-performance computing, such as scientific research and artificial intelligence. Sophia Space is among the latest customers to tap into this powerful resource.
Mixed Signals from Washington
Meanwhile, in a surprising move, Trump officials may be encouraging banks to test Anthropic's Mythos model, despite the Department of Defense declaring the company a supply-chain risk just last year. This development raises questions about the role of government agencies in regulating AI and the potential risks associated with these powerful technologies.
A Step Back for Apple's Smart Glasses
Apple is reportedly testing four different designs for its upcoming smart glasses, marking a significant departure from an earlier ambitious plan to launch a range of mixed and augmented reality devices. While this move may seem like a setback, it could ultimately lead to more innovative and user-friendly products.
Filtering Out the Noise
When it comes to water filtration, it's easy to get caught up in marketing claims that promise the world but deliver little substance. However, not all water filters are created equal. Our latest guide takes a closer look at the best filtered-water pitchers on the market, helping you make informed choices about your drinking water.
Archiving the Internet for Future Generations
The Internet Archive, a non-profit organization that provides access to archived web pages, is facing an uncertain future due to funding cuts from major news outlets. Advocacy groups and journalists are rallying to protect this vital resource, which preserves the internet's history and makes it possible for us to learn from the past.
Learning from the Dumbest Hack of the Year
A recent hack that hijacked crosswalk announcements has provided a valuable lesson in cybersecurity. By examining how local authorities responded (or didn't respond) to this attack, we can gain insights into how to improve our own defenses and protect ourselves against similar threats.