HP ZBook Ultra G3a packs 192GB of unified memory and 160GB of GPU-addressable VRAM to run 300B-parameter AI models locally in a 16-inch chassis.
Oregon data center power demand hit 23% of state retail electricity in 2025, and a 1-cent-per-kWh premium now applies to loads of 100 MW or more.
Amazon's Prime Video streaming bundle offers AMC+, BritBox, MGM+, PBS Masterpiece and STARZ for $29.99 a month, nearly 39% below separate plans.
Leaked specs for the Project Canis PS6 handheld point to 24GB LPDDR5X, RDNA 5 graphics and 540p rendering upscaled to 1080p, with a late 2027 target.
The Huawei Peerium computing architecture targets a million processors as one system, yet the deployed Atlas 950 SuperCluster holds 256,000 cards.
Nvidia's Jensen Huang says chip sales will double in 2027, while rising GPU rental prices from Nebius give the AI capex debate its first real price signal.
Microsoft's Windows 11 emergency update KB5129195 repairs Remote Desktop, Hyper-V and USB audio faults from the September 8 patch. GPU bugs stay open.
Anthropic folds Claude Chat, Cowork and Design into one unified Claude interface and launches Docs and Slides in beta for paid plans.
Disney+ Playlists roll out globally: themed collections that play continuously, a Streams replacement in the US, and Halloween sets in October.
Toyota humanoid robots move to production: 400,000 units and about ¥1 trillion a year from 2028 to modernise plants and work beside staff.
Crusoe Series F closes at $3.9B and a $30.9B valuation, the same week New York urged towns to charge $1M per megawatt of data center load.
Samsung's clip-on Galaxy Buds On cleared FCC authorization on September 15, opening the path to an open-ear launch expected in Q4 2026.
The Space Force names its GMTI constellation Resilient Radar System-Ground, with Northrop Grumman as prime and launches targeted within two years.
Capcom's Resident Evil Switch 2 line-up now spans six games, with the remake trilogy dated for October 16 and physical copies following in January 2027.
Google's Gemini Live API pricing lands at $0.005/min input and $0.018/min output, with Gemini 3.5 Transcribe added as a standalone speech-to-text SKU.
