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A Big, Expensive iMac Pro Might Actually Be Coming Back
ComputingHardwareManufacturing

A Big, Expensive iMac Pro Might Actually Be Coming Back

According to a new report, Apple is working on a revamped iMac Pro that could launch in 2026. This all-in-one desktop would reportedly pack high-end M5 Max silicon into a large-screen design, filling a gap in the pro desktop lineup.

by Elijah PorterDecember 17, 2025
OpenAI Might Get a $10 Billion Boost From Amazon
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OpenAI Might Get a $10 Billion Boost From Amazon

OpenAI is in preliminary discussions to raise at least $10 billion from Amazon. The deal could value the AI company north of $500 billion and see it adopt Amazon’s custom Trainium chips.

by Elijah PorterDecember 17, 2025
AI’s Heavy Metal Problem: Why Old Data Centers Can’t Hack It
CloudComputingHardware

AI’s Heavy Metal Problem: Why Old Data Centers Can’t Hack It

The explosive growth of AI is hitting a literal wall: physics. New AI server racks are so heavy and power-hungry they’re breaking the floors of older data centers, making simple retrofits impossible. This physical limitation is a core driver behind the massive, global data center construction frenzy

by Aaron ValeDecember 16, 2025
Microsoft’s Copilot is now on your LG TV, and you can’t remove it
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Microsoft’s Copilot is now on your LG TV, and you can’t remove it

Microsoft’s AI assistant is appearing as an undeletable app on some LG televisions following an automatic software update. Users on Reddit are calling the forced installation “mildly infuriating,” highlighting a growing tension between convenience and user control in the smart device ecosystem.

by Elijah PorterDecember 16, 2025
A New iMac Pro With M5 Max Chip Might Be Coming
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A New iMac Pro With M5 Max Chip Might Be Coming

Newly leaked Apple code suggests the company is developing a high-end iMac model with an M5 Max chip. This could signal the return of an iMac Pro with a larger display aimed at professional users.

by Elijah PorterDecember 16, 2025
Microsoft’s New Tactic to Keep You From Downloading Chrome
BusinessComputingSoftware

Microsoft’s New Tactic to Keep You From Downloading Chrome

Microsoft is testing a new banner in its Edge browser that pops up when users try to download Google Chrome. Instead of comparing features, it frames the choice as a security decision, urging users to “browse securely” with Edge. This marks a shift in Microsoft’s long-running campaign to keep users

by Aaron ValeDecember 16, 2025
Bitcoin Mining Gets a 20MW Solar Boost in Texas
ComputingDataInnovation

Bitcoin Mining Gets a 20MW Solar Boost in Texas

A new Bitcoin mining data center in Texas is running on solar power. The 19.9MW facility, operated by Sangha Renewables, is powered behind-the-meter by a TotalEnergies solar farm. The partnership aims to demonstrate how crypto mining can support renewable energy grids.

by Aaron ValeDecember 16, 2025
Google Translate gets a Gemini brain and live headphone translations
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Google Translate gets a Gemini brain and live headphone translations

Google Translate is getting its biggest upgrade in years, now powered by the Gemini AI model. A new beta feature also enables real-time, voice-preserving translations directly through your headphones.

by Elijah PorterDecember 13, 2025
macOS Tahoe 26.2 is out with a virtual ring light and Mac-linking powers
ComputingSoftwareTechnology

macOS Tahoe 26.2 is out with a virtual ring light and Mac-linking powers

Apple has released macOS Tahoe 26.2 to the public. The update introduces a clever Edge Light feature for video calls and a new way to daisy-chain Macs together. It also unlocks full MLX framework access for M5 Macs.

by Elijah PorterDecember 12, 2025
AI’s Heat Problem is Forcing a Liquid Cooling Revolution
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AI’s Heat Problem is Forcing a Liquid Cooling Revolution

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.

by Elijah PorterDecember 12, 2025

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