July 24, 2026

The AI battle is no longer about chips—it’s about entire racks

The battle for artificial intelligence has just radically changed terrain: it’s no longer about who makes the fastest individual chip, but who delivers the complete server cabinet, ready to plug in. And that is precisely the move AMD is making to shake up the industry, launching its platform

July 24, 2026

The secret of the human hand that's driving Elon Musk crazy

To put the numbers on the table, the third generation of Optimus aims to integrate fifty individual actuators concentrated solely in the hands and forearms. We're talking about fitting fifty ultra-high-precision micromotors into a space equivalent to that of a small water bottle. It's just that whe

July 23, 2026

Enterprise AI Is No Longer About Power—It's About Cost

The final thesis would be that enterprise AI is entering a less spectacular and more decisive phase. The question is no longer just who has the most powerful artificial brain. It's who can turn intelligence into repeatable, measurable, and economically sustainable work. And, for now, Google is saying: maybe I don't have the great model you expected ready

July 23, 2026

The Army Used Up Its AI Tokens in Weeks

The tool in question is called Ask Sage, a generative artificial intelligence platform used by the Army and other parts of the Department of Defense. It provides access to different large language models, including technologies associated with OpenAI, Google, Meta, and other providers. And it wasn't a marginal experimen

July 23, 2026

Modernizing Windows isn't about aesthetics; it's about control

But my thesis is that the real move isn't about aesthetics. It's about control. File Explorer is one of the last major areas where Windows is still Windows in the classic sense: local, hierarchical, packed with options, extensible by third parties, and somewhat messy. For years, Microsoft has tried to push users toward more integrated experiences: OneDrive, recent files, cloud search, Microsoft 365, recommendations, quick actions, and now AI actions from the context menu. For that strategy to work, it's not enough to add new features. The spaces where those features live have to be rebuilt. An old properties window doesn't just look dated. It also limits what Microsoft can do next.

July 22, 2026

432 CVEs in Linux: the problem isn’t what it seems

In two days, the Linux kernel team published four hundred thirty-two CVEs. Not forty. Not one hundred. Four hundred thirty-two vulnerabilities with official identifiers, arriving between Sunday and Monday for administrators who already had a pretty busy week. And the first thing to do here is pause for a second: that there are four hundred thirty-two CVEs does not mean that there are