When AI stumbles over its own circuits DeepSeek attempts to drive with Huawei’s chips, but the path turns into a sand track: Nvidia stays behind the wheel, while Ascend observes from the passenger seat Editorial Team 14 August 2025 Read more
Battery-Powered Stork: When Motherhood Arrives in Robotic Format An artificial womb inside a humanoid promises to carry pregnancies to term without belly or labor pains, amidst science fiction excitement and dilemmas worthy of a dystopian novel Editorial Team 14 August 2025 Read more
Apple puts the lamp on the table From the “Pixar” robot that follows you with its gaze to the video cameras that recognize who enters, passing through the “charismatic” smart display: Apple sets up the house as if it were an animated set of everyday science f Editorial Team 14 August 2025 Read more
When the Windows taskbar starts talking Microsoft dreams of a Windows 11 with AI companions ready to pop out from the edge of the screen, with instant shortcuts and always-open electronic eyes, in a subtle duel between lightning-fast convenience and privacy in the balance Editorial Team 14 August 2025 Read more
NeoLogic: Cutting, sharpening, and accelerating the brains of data centers From the Silicon Valley of the Negev come “diet” CPUs that promise greater speed and less thirst for energy, challenging the dogma that there is no more room for ingenuity in mature chips Editorial Team 13 August 2025 Read more
Gold Chips and Invisible Customs: Trump’s New US-China Route When AI exports become a political toll, between reduced margins, suspicions of “pay-for-play” and chips that, obsolete or not, still travel east with the blessing of the Treasury Editorial Team 13 August 2025 Read more
When Pixels Learn to Dream: Arm Brings AI to Pocket GPUs From SIGGRAPH 2025 comes Neural Super Sampling, the art of transforming 540p into 1080p in the blink of an eye, lightening the GPU and giving more fluidity, detail and breath to the battery of future smartphones Editorial Team 13 August 2025 Read more
YouTube puts glasses on the algorithm A “secretly nosy” AI tries to guess your age by watching videos, promising protection to the younger ones… and a few digital Big Brother thrills to adults Editorial Team 13 August 2025 Read more
Matrix-Game 2.0: When the virtual world takes your coffee and responds immediately Titanic data, lightning-fast reflexes, and worlds that obey the click: the open-source model that transforms real-time into a game of glances and commands, without queues or digital yawns Editorial Team 13 August 2025 Read more
OpenAI lights up the sky: 200,000 GPUs like silicon constellations From the heart of the USA to the Norwegian fjords, passing through deserts and megawatts: the GPT-5 race is an electric novel written with chips, cables and billion-dollar contracts Editorial Team 12 August 2025 Read more
Heart in Focus: When the Ultrasound Finds Its Digital Twin Algorithms that measure to the millimeter, probes that move like guided dancers, diagnoses that arise in silence: AI transforms echocardiography into a rapid and precise dialogue between pixels and heartbeats Editorial Team 11 August 2025 Read more
GPT-5 hits the track, but stumbles over the first obstacles Between sudden bugs, nostalgia for GPT-40 and doubled “timed” limits, OpenAI’s new model debuts amidst curious applause and affectionate whistles Editorial Team 9 August 2025 Read more
Google Finance gets a makeover: now it talks, draws, and never sleeps From AI chats to trading floor charts to live news, the new Google Finance promises to become the virtual bar where the markets never stop talking Editorial Team 9 August 2025 Read more
The Database That Never Sleeps: Oracle Takes Exascale Around the World A serverless service that synchronizes data across multiple cloud regions, self-scales, is resilient to failures, and maintains residency rules, ready for agentic AI, transactions, and high-performance analytics Editorial Team 8 August 2025 Read more
Grok puts on the price tag When you ask for an answer and a salesperson arrives too: Musk transforms the chatbot into a digital bazaar where GPUs feed on timed ads Editorial Team 8 August 2025 Read more
Jules comes out of his shell: Google’s ghost programmer sets out on his own From beta to official launch, the AI assistant that works while you sleep shakes hands with GitHub, sets a pricing schedule and learns to move between VMs, snapshots and bugs like a tireless code waiter Editorial Team 8 August 2025 Read more
Oxmiq Labs: Raja Koduri’s new silicon symphony The former Intel and AMD conductor is rewriting the RISC-V GPU score, promising tunable chiplets, silicon agents, and Python that plays CUDA without Nvidia’s score. But for now, it’s more theory than concert Editorial Team 7 August 2025 Read more
GPT-5: The new multitasking brain that knows when to talk and when to think From the art of coding to medical consultations, love letters and cluttered calendars: OpenAI’s model now conducts the AI orchestra like a maestro with perfect pitch Editorial Team 7 August 2025 Read more
GPT-5 lands on Earth: the silicon oracle now speaks (almost) like us From supersonic speed to PhD-level reasoning, OpenAI is live-launching its most highly trained creation: GPT-5. It promises less bullshit, more context, and a modular brain ready to enter corporate workflowsor our evening chatter Editorial Team 7 August 2025 Read more
Wanted: Google’s search engine is running, but traffic is slowing As Google sings victory over “quality clicks,” publishers and analysts count losses amid AI landscapes that address everything except the need to visit the web Editorial Team 7 August 2025 Read more
From skeptic to bot overseer: The developer transforms as GitHub stumbles on React and chases AI Between prompts, React and slowdowns, the developer becomes the conductor while the AI plays, but every now and then it fails Editorial Team 7 August 2025 Read more
Gemini takes the classroom: Google’s AI puts on its professor glasses From explanations to guided reasoning, Big G reinvents homework with quizzes, videos and awkward questions — and launches the free AI Pro for students as an invitation to study (but seriously) Editorial Team 7 August 2025 Read more
AMD gives OpenAI AI wings: but who can really take off? Between power promises and demanding requirements, the new GPT‑OSS 20B and 120B models arrive on Ryzen and Radeon chips: only the elite of AMD hardware can keep up with OpenAI’s open-weight ambition Editorial Team 7 August 2025 Read more
Microsoft unveils Project Ire, the AI agent that autonomously analyzes and classifies malware The system combines reverse engineering, LLM and specialized tools to identify malicious software with high accuracy, reducing the burden on analysts and improving management at scale Editorial Team 6 August 2025 Read more
OpenAI releases gpt‑oss: advanced, lightweight, open models ready for use on standard GPUs New 120B and 20B parameter models are available for free, designed for high performance on affordable hardware and accompanied by security and customization tools Editorial Team 5 August 2025 Read more
Grok Image, xAI’s AI lands on X with NSFW videos and deepfakes Elon Musk’s new image and video generation tool introduces a “spicy” mode with explicit content, amid partial moderation, a fluid interface and growing concerns about privacy and abuse Editorial Team 5 August 2025 Read more
Genie 3: Google’s new model that generates interactive worlds in real time DeepMind presents a system capable of creating dynamic environments at 24 fps, with sustained coherence, advanced text interaction and support for training intelligent agents Editorial Team 5 August 2025 Read more
Qwen-Image, a new proposal on the panorama of quality local image generation With 20 billion parameters, multilingual support and advanced editing, Alibaba’s open-source model redefines visual generation by integrating layout, style and semantic understanding Editorial Team 5 August 2025 Read more
Anthropic blocks OpenAI’s access to Claude models for misuse The company accuses OpenAI of integrating Claude into internal tools to develop GPT-5, violating its terms of service. Partial access was maintained for security testing and benchmarking Editorial Team 3 August 2025 Read more
TSMC Brings 2nm Chips to the US: Advanced Manufacturing Begins in Arizona Taiwan’s TSMC will start producing 2nm semiconductors at its new Arizona plant by 2026, strengthening the American chip supply chain thanks to massive investments and the support of Big Tech and the US government Editorial Team 3 August 2025 Read more
A Robot in the Theater: Xueba 01 Admitted to Acting Program in Shanghai The first humanoid to enroll in a doctoral program in performing arts, he will study traditional opera and screenwriting by interacting with human students, amidst enthusiasm for innovation and doubts about emotional authenticity Editorial Team 3 August 2025 Read more
Silicon Hearts: When AI Becomes a Lifetime Companion From affection to addiction, more and more people are becoming emotionally attached to chatbots: between relief from loneliness, psychological risks and still unresolved ethical questions Editorial Team 2 August 2025 Read more
Amazon bets on generative entertainment with Showrunner Fable Studio’s new platform lets you create custom animated series with AI: free access, remixable content, and ongoing negotiations with Hollywood’s big names Editorial Team 2 August 2025 Read more
Google unveils Gemini 2.5 Deep Think, its new parallel reasoning AI model Accessible to Ultra users, the multi-agent system excels at coding and logic testing, exploring multiple solutions simultaneously to provide complex and detailed answers Editorial Team 2 August 2025 Read more
Meta Drives Ad Revenue with Traditional Machine Learning Generative AI remains marginal for now, while recommendation models are boosting performance on Facebook and Instagram. Billions-dollar investments in infrastructure and talent aim to strengthen AI’s role in the coming years Editorial Team 1 August 2025 Read more
Tesla begins limited testing of its Robotaxi service in San Francisco Modified Model Ys with safety drivers begin operating by invitation in the Bay Area, but the service remains far from fully autonomous due to a lack of official authorization Editorial Team 1 August 2025 Read more
