Polymarket’s Viral Wins Were Fake, WSJ Investigation Reveals
Investigation exposes fraudulent Polymarket promotional videos showing fake winning bets on cloned websites to deceive potential users.
Nvidia’s Water Solution Misses AI’s Real Problem
Nvidia's new cooling system reduces data center water consumption, but experts say it overlooks AI's largest water drain: thermal pollution from power plants.
Groq Lands $650M Funding After Nvidia’s Talent Exodus
Groq secures $650M in new funding and restructures leadership following Nvidia's acquisition of key personnel, doubling down on neocloud strategy.
Microsoft, Chevron Partner on Massive Gas Data Center
Microsoft and Chevron announce major natural gas power plant deal to fuel data centers, raising questions about AI infrastructure's environmental impact.
Agentic AI Goes “Loopy”: Autonomous Agents Run Endlessly
Discover how agentic AI is evolving into autonomous "loops" that enable swarms of AI agents to work continuously without human intervention.
Valve Steam Machine Launches June 29 at $1,049 With Lottery Queue
Valve's Steam Machine arrives June 29 for $1,049, but availability will be limited through a randomized purchase queue system to manage demand fairly.
Claude AI Now May Request ID Verification in Certain Cases
Anthropic updates Claude's privacy policy to allow age and identity verification through government-issued IDs in specific circumstances.
Google DeepMind Invests $75M in AI Filmmaking with A24
Google DeepMind partners with A24 on $75M AI filmmaking initiative, reshaping creative production and entertainment technology.
Apple Chip Flaw Exposes iPhones to Unprecedented Jailbreak Risk
Security researchers reveal unpatchable vulnerability in Apple chips, enabling iPhone jailbreak attacks that Apple cannot fix through software updates.
Tata Electronics Confirms Data Breach Amid Supply Chain Expansion
Tata Electronics confirms data breach affecting major Apple and Tesla supplier. Details on impact and implications for global tech supply chains.