Tesla Optimus V3: production starts, reveal still missing
Picture a factory floor in Fremont where the last Model S rolled off in early May, now filling up with tooling for a machine nobody outside Tesla has laid eyes ...
Picture a factory floor in Fremont where the last Model S rolled off in early May, now filling up with tooling for a machine nobody outside Tesla has laid eyes ...
Your iPhone runs warm on the sofa an hour after an update that supposedly did nothing. That's iOS 26.6, out July 27, and the release note is one clause long ...
Three deals landed in one afternoon at a San Francisco hotel, and the biggest number came with the least paperwork. On July 24 SK Group and NVIDIA announced plans for ...
Read IBM's July 23 announcement twice and you still won't find a number in it. Not a price. Not a qubit count either. What it does say is that IBM ...
Somebody sent you the chart, probably. A swarm of agents wrote SQLite in Rust from nothing but the manual, and the bill came to $1,339. That part is real: Cursor ...
Check your EU rankings in October, not this week. On 23 July the European Commission fined Google 890 million euros across two decisions: 460 million for pushing its own shopping, ...
Somebody on your team is going to ask whether you can just host Kimi K3 yourselves. Short version: the weights land by July 27, and they weigh roughly 1.4 terabytes. ...
Lisa Su held a chip up on stage in San Francisco on July 23 and called Helios the best rack in the world today. The slide behind her read IN ...
We went looking for the Sohu spec sheet, and it is not there any more. Etched raised 300 million dollars on July 23 at a 10.3 billion dollar valuation, led ...
Twenty five logos at the bottom of a three page PDF, and not one of them is OpenAI. That's the story. On July 24 a coalition fronted by NVIDIA and ...
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