Category: Tech
Coverage of technology companies, platforms, infrastructure, policy and product moves shaping the digital economy.
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The Chip Rally Meets Its Reckoning as AI Spending Doubts Grow
Micron, SoftBank and ASML slide as Wall Street’s chip rout spreads, raising hard questions about whether the AI hardware boom can justify its own valuations.
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A $36M Bet That Skin Sensors Beat the Needle
Ascensia’s $36M bet on needle-free glucose sensing shows how medtech, AI, and chip money are converging on continuous health monitoring.
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Alice & Bob Runs Quantum Error Correction on GPUs
Alice & Bob decoded LDPC-cat codes on GPUs using NVIDIA NVQLink, a step toward hybrid quantum-classical error correction that could reshape the roadmap.
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AI Is Quietly Rewriting the Chip Startup Playbook
AI demand is reshaping semiconductor startups, testing, and quantum funding even as chip stocks swing wildly. Here is what the money is really telling us.
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Free AI Training for Small Business Is Finally Showing Up
Free AI training for small business is arriving through community colleges like UH Maui, offering practical tools without the enterprise price tag.
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Firefox’s Quiet Fix for the Download You Hate Restarting
Firefox is making big downloads resumable, a small browser fix that could reshape how we handle massive AI models and datasets.
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AI Sells Cars Faster, but Dealer Data Is the Real Prize
A new AI model helps dealerships spot slow-moving vehicles and sell test units nine days faster, but success depends on the data underneath.
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PS2 Games Are Being Recompiled to Run in Your Browser
A Show HN project statically recompiles PS2 games to WebAssembly, hinting at a future where old console libraries run anywhere without emulation overhead.
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Intel’s 3-Year Quantum Bet Is the Real Story
Intel’s CEO says quantum computing goes mainstream in 3-5 years. We examine what that timeline really means for silicon, security, and the market.
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Quantum Hype Meets Hard Math: Why the Real Race Is Elsewhere
Quantum computing stocks like IonQ and Rigetti draw hype, but Intel’s timeline and new funding show the real race is engineering, not stock picks.