Elon Musk’s xAI hosts recruiting event ahead of OpenAI Dev Day
Elon Musk’s xAI is ramping up hiring, organizing a major recruiting event just days before OpenAI’s Developer Day, signaling competition between the two AI powerhouses as the industry grows.
Apple to open four new stores in India
Apple plans to expand its presence in India by opening four new retail stores, reinforcing its commitment to one of the fastest-growing markets for smartphones and tech products.
Texas could lead U.S. in DC power adoption
Texas is considering a shift toward direct current (DC) power systems for its data centers, a move that could set a national trend by improving energy efficiency and reliability.
Residents sue BioLab over toxic plume incident
Louisiana residents have filed a class action lawsuit against BioLab after a chemical plant fire released a toxic plume into the air, accusing the company of negligence and environmental harm.
iPhone’s satellite messaging saves lives during Hurricane Helene
Apple’s satellite text messaging service has proven life-saving during Hurricane Helene, helping users contact emergency services in areas with no cellular coverage, showcasing the tech’s real-world impact.
iPhone 16 Pro camera to compete with Xiaomi 14 Ultra
The iPhone 16 Pro’s camera is set to rival Xiaomi’s 14 Ultra, promising an exciting showdown in smartphone photography with advancements in image quality, zoom, and low-light performance.
Nasa’s New Horizons reaches farthest point in Kuiper Belt
Nasa’s New Horizons spacecraft has reached its furthest exploration point in the Kuiper Belt, offering unprecedented insights into this distant region of our solar system.
Apple M4 chip rumored to offer big upgrades
The upcoming Apple M4 chip could deliver major performance and efficiency improvements, continuing Apple’s innovation streak in its proprietary silicon for MacBooks and other devices.
Tesla stops selling its cheapest electric car
Tesla has discontinued its most affordable car, the Model 3 Standard Range, as it shifts focus toward premium models and prepares for the release of its next-generation electric vehicles.
IBM launches quantum data center in Europe
IBM has opened its first European quantum data center, making advanced quantum computing more accessible to businesses and researchers across the continent, and positioning Europe as a quantum leader.
License plate readers could track political signs and stickers
Concerns are growing over the use of license plate readers to potentially track drivers based on political signs or bumper stickers, raising privacy issues in the age of automated surveillance.
Google study tools used to create AI podcasts
People are using Google’s study software to generate AI-driven podcasts, resulting in weird and fascinating audio creations that blend artificial intelligence with human storytelling.
