AWS’s Latest Moves: New Applications Amid a Troubling Track Record

At its recent event, AWS unveiled several new applications, but the company's history raises questions about their viability.

At its recent event, AWS unveiled several new applications, but the company's history raises questions about their viability.

Oracle is set to power its New Mexico datacenter with a significant fuel cell farm, marking a strategic shift in energy sourcing.

Tenstorrent has unveiled its Galaxy Blackhole AI compute platform, featuring advanced specifications at a competitive price point.

India's leading tech services firms report varied quarterly results amid the challenges posed by AI deflation, indicating a shift in their business models.

The European Commission is proposing measures to enhance competition in AI services on Android, prompting pushback from Google.

ADT has acknowledged a cyber intrusion linked to the ShinyHunters group, which claims to have stolen over 10 million records, raising questions about data security and corporate response.

Gannon Ken Van Dyke, a US Army soldier, faces multiple charges for allegedly profiting from insider information on the military operation to capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.

The Pentagon's DARPA is initiating the Deep Thoughts program to develop smaller, cost-effective autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) aimed at enhancing deep-ocean exploration capabilities.

Internal dissent at Palantir has escalated as employees grapple with the company's role in U.S. immigration enforcement and military operations, questioning its commitment to civil liberties.

The US Treasury has sanctioned crypto wallets linked to Iran, freezing $344 million in cryptocurrency as part of broader efforts to limit Tehran's financial operations.