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IBM is launching a new open source AI model to get NASA back to the Moon — and making petabytes of lunar data available to study
IBM and NASA release one of the first open source AI models to spur on the next generation of lunar exploration.
Looking for advice on growing your small business? Lenovo wants you to call Eva Longoria
Lenovo signs up Desperate Housewives star Eva Longoria to help entrepreneurs conquer their business problems.
Gartner thinks these four trends will shape the future of work — so what will they mean for you?
Gartner says humans and institutional knowledge are vital, but they still need to adapt to work alongside AI.
Will AI data centers actually create as many jobs as promised? Probably not, new report warns
While earlier data centers could support lots of jobs, increasing efficiency and automation makes this less likely at bigger facilities.
UK government lays out 'refreshed approach to space' including boosted comms and defence capabilities
£7.8 billion has been earmarked to support the UK’s national security and defense plans between now and 2030, boosting satellite communications and identifying “threats from space”
Experts build WeChat worm able to spread across millions of iPhone and Android devices via phone calls
Your phone rings, and you're infected - with all of your contacts and messages exposed.
Despite spending billions on data centers and AI, US government report finds Amazon workers are using food stamps more than ever
Multi-billion-dollar buildouts for AI partners, but an increasing number of food-stamp recipients among one's employees?
AI data centers have a hidden cost few highlighted: A $200 billion insurance price tag that consumers will end up paying
The risk management of data centers has been highlighted as a potential payday for insurers, with market estimates as high as $200 billion through to 2030.
'We wish you’d die of a slow death': US officials wedged between data center giants and local communities come under intense pressure over rural land markets
Rural communities face mounting pressure as data center developers pursue farmland, offer huge sums, and fuel disputes over power, water, and development.
Russia is still trying to make its Starlink competitor work — 32 new Rassvet satellites launched into orbit, but it still isn't enough to operate fully
Russia has launched 32 Rassvet satellites, though orbital problems, limited launch capacity, and insufficient numbers continue delaying full commercial service.