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Tesla and SpaceX to build large-scale chip factory in Austin

Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, stated that a major chip factory will be constructed in Austin, Texas. "Either we construct Terafab, or we will lack chips," he stated regarding the initiative at an event in the city. He mentioned that Terafab will manufacture chips for Tesla electric cars,...

Algorithm-Driven Platforms and Prolonged Screen Time Deepen Wellbeing Concerns Among Young Users

Heavy engagement with social media is increasingly being linked to a measurable decline in wellbeing among young people, particularly in digitally saturated societies. While the relationship between technology use and mental health remains complex, a growing body of research suggests that patterns...

SK Group expects another five years of global wafer shortage

Chey Tae-won, chairman of South Korea's SK Group, expects that a worldwide shortage of wafers will continue until 2030. He explained to reporters during a break at Nvidia's annual conference in San Jose that AI requires a significant amount of HBM (high-bandwidth memory), and since the company is...

ChatGPT developer accuses DeepSeek of copying American AI models

OpenAI, the U.S.-based company that developed ChatGPT, has stated that its Chinese competitor, DeepSeek, is improperly utilizing American AI models to train its own chatbot, R1. This report was shared by Bloomberg, referencing a letter that OpenAI sent to the United States House Select Committee on...

Inference Economics Redraw the AI Chip Landscape as OpenAI Reconsiders Its Hardware Bets

The rapid rise of generative artificial intelligence has turned advanced computing hardware into one of the most strategic resources in the technology industry. For years, the boom has been synonymous with the dominance of Nvidia, whose graphics processing units became the default engines for...

EC launches new investigation against social network X over Grok deepfakes

The European Commission (EC) announced on Monday that it has initiated a new formal inquiry into Elon Musk's company X, under the provisions of the Digital Services Act (DSA). This new investigation will assess whether the company properly evaluated and addressed the risks linked to the deployment...

Nvidia CEO confident AI will close tech gap

According to Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia Corp, artificial intelligence will help developing nations bridge the technological divide with developed countries. "AI will undoubtedly bridge the technology divide," he remarked at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, pointing out the technology's...

NASA and the US Department of Energy will develop a nuclear reactor for lunar missions by 2030

NASA and the US Department of Energy announced a collaboration to develop a nuclear power system by 2030 to power astronauts on the lunar surface as part of the Artemis program, the US space agency announced. As NASA emphasizes, the recently signed memorandum of understanding between the agencies...

Russia Recasts Lunar Ambitions as Nuclear Power Becomes the Key to Permanent Moon Presence

Russia’s plan to build a nuclear power plant on the Moon within the next decade marks a strategic shift in how Moscow views space exploration: no longer as a sequence of symbolic missions, but as an infrastructure-driven project aimed at long-term presence beyond Earth. The proposal reflects both...

IDC expects global IT spending to grow at its fastest rate since 1996 in 2025

Spending on the development of information technology and services is projected to rise by 14% in 2025, reaching $4.25 trillion, as reported by analyst firm International Data Corporation (IDC). According to IDC, this increase would be the largest since 1996, a year when IT spending patterns were...
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