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Military systems take years to build, cost a lot and are difficult to replace once deployed. It is characterized by slow procurement cycles, strict restrictions and tough trade-offs between performance, cost and reliability. This category examines how modern militaries actually develop, acquire, and use technology and what this reveals about the conflicts they prepare for. … Read more
Great quote: Typically, consoles get cheaper as they age, but the cheapest PS5 now costs $200 more than it did at launch. Former PlayStation boss Shawn Layden believes that fixing this issue would mean more to gamers than a faster PS6. “I think we have enough power in the machine,” he said. “The innovation doesn’t … Read more
AI operations are moving out of the slide deck and into the platform itself. Hiring freezes and smaller teams come with increasing workloads. As a result, companies now expect the infrastructure layer to investigate, plan for, and help resolve issues. Kubernetes platforms are among the first places where change is happening. Red Hat Inc. this … Read more
Norwegian maritime technology company Kongsberg Maritime has unveiled an unmanned surface vessel designed to help the Royal Navy detect submarines in the increasingly contested waters of the Arctic and North Atlantic. The vessel, called Arctic Hunter, adapts the design of a commercial fishing vessel with autonomous navigation technology and submarine-hunting sensors, offering a potentially faster … Read more
What we know so far: AMD has officially confirmed that a bug in its Radeon GPU drivers triggers a silent background process that continuously writes data to the system drive even when the PC is idle, accelerating SSD wear and potentially shortening the drive’s lifespan. The company added that a permanent fix is currently being … Read more
Military systems take years to build, cost a lot and are difficult to replace once deployed. It is characterized by slow procurement cycles, strict restrictions and tough trade-offs between performance, cost and reliability. This category examines how modern militaries actually develop, acquire, and use technology and what this reveals about the conflicts they prepare for. … Read more
In short: The AI boom needs every free gigabyte of RAM and GPU cycle it can get. Just days after OpenAI CEO Sam Altman controversially complained about memory going unused in consumer devices, Microsoft filed a patent describing how it could allow users to train AI on their idle devices. The patent, filed earlier this … Read more
Space is both an engineering and a scientific problem. It’s about building systems that can withstand harsh environments and using them to collect data that couldn’t be collected any other way. This category is about how spacecraft are designed and operated and how space is used as a platform for science, observation and experimentation. Interesting … Read more
Private market data provider PitchBook Data Inc. opened its platform free to start-ups at the Web Summit in Lisbon today. Anyone who registers must provide their financial information. Some of this information will come to investors through the company’s new deal sourcing service, PitchBook Origin. The launches come at a time when more startups than … Read more
What you can look forward to: Windows is finally changing the way users interact with two of the operating system’s most important accessibility features. Sticky keys and filter keys, first introduced in Windows 95, will soon be easier and permanent to disable. This should allow users who don’t have trouble using the keyboard to experience … Read more