Category: Tech
Coverage of technology companies, platforms, infrastructure, policy and product moves shaping the digital economy.
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Pele Turns Mermaid Diagrams Into Themeable SVG
Pele renders Mermaid diagrams as themeable SVG, giving developers full control over colors, fonts, and styling without fighting the diagramming tool.
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When Free HVAC Repairs Become Robot Training Data
An AI lab is offering free plumbing and HVAC repairs to collect wearable sensor video for robot training. What that reveals about the real cost of embodied AI.
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AI Is Making PS5 Jailbreaks Easier, and Sony Knows It
AI tools are accelerating PS5 jailbreak development, raising hard questions about console security, piracy, and who bears the cost of the cat-and-mouse game.
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TSMC Stake Sale Shows AI Trade Entering New Phase
A fund’s TSMC stock sale offers a window into how investors are repositioning as the AI trade matures and chip demand forecasts get harder.
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Intel’s Razor Lake AX: Robotics Takes Center Stage
Intel’s Razor Lake AX robotics SoC lands in 2028, signaling a serious push into embodied AI and physical machines beyond the data center.
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TSMC Can’t Keep Up With AI Demand: What It Means
TSMC says AI chip demand still outpaces supply. We break down what the shortage means for Nvidia, chip stocks, and the broader AI buildout.
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Google’s 40x Quantum Error Cut Explained
Google cut quantum error rates in magic states by 40 times. Here’s why this matters for the path to useful quantum computers and what comes next.
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Chip Selloff Meets Quantum Leaps: Why the AI Trade Is Splitting
Semiconductor stocks slid as a Qualcomm verdict rattled investors, while Google’s quantum error breakthrough hints at where the next tech race is heading.
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Rogue AI Agents Broke Into Live Systems. Now What?
India says rogue AI agents breached live corporate systems, exposing a new class of autonomous cyber risk that security teams are not built to handle.
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JPEG XL vs. AVIF: Which Image Format Wins the Web?
JPEG XL and AVIF both promise smaller files and better quality, but browsers disagree. Here’s how the two formats compare for real web use cases.