Gritt Exits Stealth With $32M To Deploy AI Robots That Build Solar Farms Faster
Solar energy is booming worldwide, but there is one big bottleneck nobody likes to talk about: finding enough workers to install all those panels. A P
Tech DeskAMD Launches 256-Core Epyc 9996 'Venice' With Zen 6, Claims 3.4x Over Intel Xeon and 20% Over Nvidia Vera
AMD finally pulled the wraps off its first Zen 6 server chip this week at the AAI 2026 conference, and the numbers are eye-popping. The Epyc 9996 — co
Tech DeskAudi A2 e-tron Breaks Cover With 403 Miles of Range, Targets €38k Starting Price
Audi's most affordable electric car has shed nearly all its camouflage. New spy shots out of Copenhagen show the upcoming A2 e-tron in near-production
Tech DeskBeyond Lithium: How Sodium-Ion and Solid-State Batteries Are Reshaping Energy Storage in 2026
The lithium-ion battery built the modern world, but it no longer owns the future alone. After three decades of near-total dominance, the battery indus
Tech DeskEdge AI IoT Devices Hit Mass Market in 2026 as Memory Crisis and Silicon Advances Rewrite Device Economics
Edge AI is quietly ending the dumb-IoT-device era. After years of prototypes and press releases, devices that process data locally rather than phoning
Tech DeskAnthropic Launches Opus 5 — A Smaller, Cheaper AI Model That Outperforms the Flagship
Anthropic dropped Opus 5 on Friday, its newest heavyweight AI model, and the numbers tell a surprising story: this smaller, cheaper sibling of Fable 5
Tech DeskMicrosoft Azure West US Region Goes Dark for Five Hours After Routine Fiber Check Goes Wrong
Microsoft's Azure West US region took a five-hour hit on July 23 after a routine fiber maintenance job went sideways. The outage, which began at 14:44
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