Princeton Digital Group is accelerating construction on its large data center campus in Johor, Malaysia. The move comes as the company secures billions in financing to fuel its expansion across the fast-growing Asia Pacific region.
Natasha Lyonne is launching an AI film company, Asteria Film Co., using the Moonvalley model. She says the AI-generated “actress” Tilly Norwood is a fear tactic, and creatives need to engage with the tech, not avoid it.
According to a rumor, Microsoft might be trying to bring official Xbox 360 backwards compatibility to Windows PCs and handhelds. The company has teased big plans for the Xbox brand’s 25th anniversary in 2026. But it’s all very speculative for now.
Marvell Technology’s CEO is forcefully pushing back on reports that the company lost key business from cloud giants. He says the data center business is strong and the recent stock dip is a buying opportunity.
Valve ended official support for Windows 7 and 8.x in the Steam client a year ago. Now, a developer named “Eazy Black” has backported the December 4, 2025 beta client to run on the old operating systems, requiring specific updates like Service Pack 1 and SHA-2 patches.
Researchers have created a “quantum antenna” that can measure individual teeth of a terahertz frequency comb for the first time. This breakthrough, which works at room temperature, opens the door to highly sensitive spectroscopy and new quantum sensors.
AI is starting to upend knowledge work, but not how we expected. New research finds AI alone often beats human-AI collaboration, and the most experienced professionals gain the most from the tools. The path to automation is accelerating.
Aviz Networks is launching a pre-tested, enterprise-grade distribution of the SONiC network operating system. The move aims to solve the lack of a turnkey, multi-vendor option that has hindered broader adoption beyond hyperscalers.
A massive coalition of environmental organizations is calling on Congress to pause new AI data center construction. They cite skyrocketing electricity demand, water consumption, and community disruption as key reasons for a federal moratorium.
A startup called Unconventional AI is nearing a $1 billion fundraise to build AI chips inspired by the human brain. Its founder, former Databricks exec Naveen Rao, is betting on “Brain Scale Efficiency” as the next frontier.
