AI will soon need "10 yottaflops" of compute, said AMD CEO. "How many of you know what a yottaflop is?" Su asked the audience at CES 2026. "There's just never, ever been anything like this in the ...

I wrote about IREN Limited (IREN) in October 2025, comparing it with its peer, Nebius Group (NBIS). Back then, NBIS seemed like the better pick because its infrastructure and expansion plans were ...

The artificial-intelligence boom has driven up demand for data centers, sending companies into an expensive scramble for more resources that has sparked resistance in locales housing the facilities.

The race for autonomous driving has three fronts: software, hardware, and regulatory. For years, we’ve watched Tesla try to brute-force its way to “Full Self-Driving (FSD)” with its own custom ...

Google announced Private AI Compute, a cloud-based platform that boosts your devices’ AI horsepower without sacrificing your data’s dignity. Trump canceling GDP report comes under scrutiny U.S. Sen.

From 2005 to 2017—the pre-AI era—the electricity flowing into U.S. data centers remained remarkably stable. This was true despite the explosive demand for cloud-based services. Social networks such as ...

India's Ziroh Labs is positioning its Kompact AI runtime as a homegrown alternative to GPU-based AI compute, arguing that enterprise AI adoption in emerging markets will hinge as much on energy ...

Megaport to Acquire Latitude.sh, Creating an Industry-leading Compute and Network-as-a-Service Platform to Power High-performance Applications and AI Workloads Globally Megaport Limited (ASX: MP1), ...

ZURICH, SWITZERLAND / ACCESS Newswire / November 10, 2025 / Trillium Technologies, Inc. (ISIN: CH1108682308) today announced approval of its $300 million fully collateralized private placement debt ...

Megaport Limited (ASX: MP1), the world’s leading Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) provider, today announced it has entered into an agreement to acquire Latitude.sh, a leading global Compute-as-a-Service ...

In a world where cloud computing giants dominate the digital landscape, one startup is asking a bold question: What if one's phone, laptop, and even unused smart home device could power the internet?