Italian fiber and data center operator Retelit is in early talks to sell its portfolio of 38 data centers for around €700 million ($830 million). The move, reported by Bloomberg, comes as its private equity owner, Asterion Industrial Partners, continues to reshape its infrastructure assets.
Microsoft has launched its new Maia 200 AI accelerator, built for running large AI models. It claims significant performance advantages over hardware from AWS and Google Cloud. The chip is already powering internal services like Copilot.
Taika Waititi promises a “fun” and “high stakes” Star Wars movie, aiming to recapture the original trilogy’s spirit. Meanwhile, Chris Pratt reveals he has a “strong vision” for Star-Lord’s future in the MCU, and Martin Scorsese is assembling a star-studded cast for a new horror film.
Nvidia is making another massive investment in AI cloud company CoreWeave, this time for $2 billion. The two plan to build “AI factories” together, but the deal highlights the increasingly circular nature of the AI boom.
The US Army Engineer Research and Development Center has deployed a new supercomputer named Barfoot at its Mississippi lab. The HPE Cray EX4000 system boasts 212,000 compute cores and will be used for military research and climate modeling.
Google has announced that Chrome 150 will be the last version supporting macOS 12 Monterey. Support ends on July 28, 2026, leaving millions of users on older Macs vulnerable without security updates. Apple is already telling users to ditch Chrome for Safari.
Tesla is expanding its Optimus robot training program from California to its Austin Gigafactory. The move is a major step in scaling up data collection for the humanoid robot, which Elon Musk sees as a potential blockbuster product.
A new Dynatrace report reveals a major roadblock in enterprise AI. About half of all agentic AI initiatives are stuck in proof-of-concept or pilot stages, preventing companies from realizing their expected return on investment. The barriers aren’t technical, but revolve around governance, safety, an
The massive data demands of AI are colliding with a storage hardware shortage. Enterprises are seeing dramatic price hikes and long waits, pushing some to postpone projects for months.
Fujitsu is using microwave-sized underwater drones to scan ocean floors and create digital twins of coastal habitats. The goal is to accurately measure carbon storage, a critical step in building confidence in the blue carbon credit market, which could grow from 3.1 million tons of CO2 credits in 20
