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SpaceX filed with the FCC to deploy 1 million satellites as orbital AI data centers. Musk claims space will be the cheapest place for computing in 2-3 years. The xAI merger and a $1.5 trillion June IPO complete the most ambitious plan in tech history.
Artificial intelligence is devouring the world's memory. And gamers, creators, and anyone who needs a graphics card in 2026 are the ones paying the price.
A British medical student paralyzed from the neck down now controls his computer using only his thoughts, thanks to a Neuralink chip. He's one of 21 patients worldwide. Let me break down how it works, what they can do, and why 2026 will be the year this technology stops being science fiction.
Judge Calama closes the Pegasus case due to 'investigative impotence': Israel never cooperated. 2.5GB of data stolen from Sánchez's phone, Morocco as the prime suspect, and no one will face consequences.
Waymo doubles its valuation to $110 billion with investors like Sequoia and Andreessen Horowitz. But just one week earlier, one of its robotaxis hit an 8-year-old child in Santa Monica. My verdict is clear: money is flowing, but safety questions are piling up.
OpenAI is retiring GPT-4o, GPT-4.1, GPT-4.1 mini, and o4-mini from ChatGPT on February 13, 2026. Developers have until February 16 to migrate the API. Here's what's changing, how to prepare, and why some users are devastated.
Millions of people are ditching apps and returning to vinyl, paper planners and film cameras. The numbers are staggering: analog hobby searches up 136%, craft kit sales up 86%. We break down why and what alternatives exist.
Bloomberg reveals Apple internally runs on Anthropic's Claude for product development and Xcode, but chose Google Gemini for Siri because Anthropic demanded $1.5B/year with prices doubling annually. A dual strategy full of irony for everyone involved.
California DROP sends deletion requests to 545 data brokers for free. I analyzed its real coverage, legal teeth, and how it stacks against paid services.
Wispr Flow claims you can write 3x faster by speaking instead of typing. I tracked its performance for weeks: 97% accuracy, 179 WPM real-world speed, and $12/month pricing. But cloud-only privacy and RAM consumption tell a different story.
Apple Creator Studio bundles Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, and 4 more apps for $12.99/mo. Adobe costs $69.99. We analyze with real data which one suits each use case and why Wall Street reacted with a 5.4% stock drop.
Microsoft posted solid Q2 results — $81.3B in revenue, EPS above estimates — yet lost $357 billion in market cap in a single session. The problem? A $148 billion annualized AI spending spree with no clear return on investment.
