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NASA’s PUNCH mission can now accurately predict when solar storms will hit Earth

NASA says its PUNCH mission has greatly advanced the prediction of solar storms.

Samsung announces next-gen 3D memory when all we want is reasonably priced DDR5

Samsung’s latest memory and storage tech is mostly designed for data centers, not consoles or PCs.

OpenAI and Anthropic models went on a hacking spree when tested by the UK’s AI research institute

The UK AI Security Institute says OpenAI’s and and Anthropic’s models engaged in deceptive behavior and harmful activity during testing.

MasterCraft brings CarPlay and Android Auto to its pontoon boats

If you’re searching for an on-water nav app that also includes tunes, WhatsApp and other apps, there’s finally a solution.

Texas governor orders audit of new data centers after realizing over 400 gigawatts of power is a lot

The state already hosts more than 500 data centers.

The Saudi-led $55 billion takeover of EA has closed

Electronic Arts is once again a privately held company, but it’s saddled with $20 billion in new debt.

Telegram CEO says ‘takedown extortionist’ was responsible for the app being briefly delisted by Apple

Pavel Durov claims there’s “a potential systemic risk” for platforms with user-generated content.

We just got our first real look at how small X’s ad business is

Advertisers seem to be spending a whole lot less than they used to on the platform.

Perplexity has successfully overturned Amazon’s injunction on its AI shopping bot

Amazon’s public fight with Perplexity over online shopping started in November 2025.

SpaceX’s first public earnings statement shows the financials of an AI company in 2026

That’s a lot of capital expenditure.