Windscribe’s CEO Yegor Sak just held a revealing Reddit AMA. He detailed plans for new obfuscation tech, took a hard stance against age verification laws, and made a bold promise about the company’s future in Canada if privacy laws change.
The AI boom is creating an unsustainable heat problem in data centers. To keep scaling, the entire industry is being forced to pivot from air to liquid cooling. It’s a fundamental shift in how we build digital infrastructure.
Oracle has reportedly delayed the completion of some data centers being built for OpenAI from 2027 to 2028. The news broke as Senators Amy Klobuchar and Ted Cruz publicly sparred over the right approach to AI regulation.
Apple’s third cofounder, Ronald Wayne, sold his 10% stake in the company for just $800 in 1976. That decision, made just two weeks after the company was founded, might be the most expensive “what if” in business history. His share today could be worth a staggering $75 to $400 billion.
Chinese foundry SMIC has achieved volume production of its 5nm-class “N+3” node without using EUV lithography. TechInsights confirmed the node is used for Huawei’s new Kirin 9030 SoC. However, the process faces significant yield challenges due to complex multi-patterning.
The developers behind Doom and Quake have formed a wall-to-wall union. Microsoft has formally recognized it, continuing a trend of labor organizing across its gaming subsidiaries.
The economics of satellite ground infrastructure are fundamentally changing. Driven by new constellations, the market is pivoting from heavy capital investment to flexible, software-driven services.
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi is pushing hard into robotaxis, calling it a “trillion-dollar-plus” business and targeting expansion in Asia-Pacific. The company is already working with over 20 autonomous vehicle partners, including Waymo. However, the financial reality for the sector remains daunting, w
Costco reported strong fiscal Q1 2026 results, beating revenue and earnings estimates. However, the stock barely moved as investors focused on declining membership renewal rates and a deceleration in U.S. sales growth.
Grupo Vialume is bringing its advanced road safety manufacturing from Brazil to Colquitt, Georgia. The $4.4 million project aims to create 150 jobs and establish a new recycling hub by 2026. This move signals a strategic push into the massive U.S. infrastructure market.
