Open Compute urges local government to bask in the warm glow of excess datacenter heat
The Open Compute Project plans to deliver more guidance to local governments on how excess heat from datacenters can benefit […]
Month: May 2026
Zombie user account let hackers control the city’s water
PWNED Welcome once again to PWNED, the column where security flubs are held up to the harsh, piercing red light […]
AI code accelerates production failures and spending, study finds
The rapid adoption of AI-generated code is driving production failures and higher costs for enterprise customers. Eighty-one percent of enterprise […]
Intuit axes 3,000 – without blaming AI
Intuit has cut its full time workforce by 17 percent and is considering closing offices in some markets “to become […]
AMD says its $4K Ryzen AI Halo workstation practically pays for itself
AMD’s answer to Nvidia’s DGX Spark AI workstations, codenamed the Ryzen AI Halo, will be available for pre-order later next […]
Nvidia on track to be worlds leading CPU supplier claims CFO
Already the planet’s largest supplier of GPUs, Nvidia now intends to conquer the CPU market. “We have visibility to nearly […]
Plex appeal fades as Lifetime Pass jumps to $750
Software platform Plex is killing its buy-once-use-forever model with an eye-watering hike of its Lifetime Plex Pass from $249.99 to […]
Bye-bye, Gemini CLI; Google’s gone and swapped you for a closed-source AI
Pour one out for the Gemini Command Line Interface. Come June 18, the open source development agent will stop serving […]
Fedora: Microsoft is all aboard, but Deepin is dumped
Microsoft has announced a new, Fedora-based Linux distro for Azure VMs, while Fedora has consigned the Deepin desktop to the […]
OpenAI floats buy-before-your-try AI availability guarantee
OpenAI is now offering its customers a guarantee that it will actually provide the service it’s selling if customers need […]