“Inference requires infrastructure that is closer to users and more energy-efficient”: Antimatter debuts global AI network built to bypass grid bottleneck with a 400,000 GPU roll out by 2030 across 1000 data centers

Antimatter targets growing inference demand with global rollout of modular data centers designed to operate where electricity supply is already available.

China says world’s largest recycling scheme saw 41 million tech items traded in 2026 for discounts

Government subsidies in China are driving large-scale product replacement and boosting sales.

‘We will reveal their identity photos, names, location, and other’: Experts reveal extraordinary battle between rival ransomware gangs — and how victims can get their data back

A ransomware group is threatening to expose a rival’s members while offering victims decryption, creating a risky and unusual cybercrime conflict.

‘A tabletop window into extreme physics’: How graphene is breaking a fundamental law to unlock quantum computing

Researchers observed graphene violating a long-established physics law as heat and electrical conductivity diverged under extreme quantum conditions.

Geekom’s ‘tiny powerhouse’ A7 Max AI Mini PC for creators, home offices and power users gets a massive price cut

Geekom’s “tiny powerhouse” A7 Max AI Mini PC is powered by an AMD Ryzen 9 7940HS processor and 16GB DDR5 RAM, and it’s yours for $150 off.

“The way we move light”: Tiny optical chips smaller than a grain of salt could save data centers billions

New beam-steering chip smaller than a grain of salt could cut hardware demands in quantum computing and high-performance data centers.

‘Nature has the solution’: Researchers fuse DNA and silicon to build Holy Grail of memory storage

A bio-hybrid memory device combines synthetic DNA and semiconductors to support efficient data storage and processing with stable performance and extremely low energy requirements.