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North American data centers face record-low vacancy, trillion-dollar growth forecasts, and crippling energy constraints shaping expansion through 2030.

Eazeye Monitor 2.0 uses reflective LCD technology for sunlight visibility and energy efficiency, though its high cost limits broad appeal.

Political comments triggered China’s Nvidia clampdown, highlighting fragile diplomacy, rising domestic chip promotion, and the rapid acceleration of global decoupling.

NetScout reports eight million DDoS attacks in 2025 so far, with NoName057(16) dominating, AI automation escalating risks, and infrastructure destabilized globally.

Intel internal security flaws apparently exposed 270,000 employee records.

Princeton engineers used neural networks and metasurfaces to bend ultrahigh-frequency beams around obstacles, tackling signal collapse in cluttered environments.

Google joins Kairos Power and TVA to deploy advanced nuclear reactor, aiming to fuel expanding cloud hosting and AI growth.

Intel lands AWS deal for custom Xeon 6 chips, highlighting continuing competition with AMD and ARM in hyperscale cloud infrastructure.

Acemagic’s F5A mini PC brings Ryzen AI 9 power, storage flexibility, Linux support, and lower pricing against Geekom’s A9 Max.

A free nuggets hack apparently exposed major McDonald’s security flaws.

GMKtec’s NucBox M6 Ultra offers Ryzen power, Radeon graphics, upgrade potential, and budget pricing, raising doubts about durability.

European firms overwhelmingly depend on American digital infrastructure, leaving vital industries exposed to foreign oversight, surveillance risks, talent drain, and geopolitical leverage.

Fingerprinting in 3D printing could curb ghost guns, yet raises debates over privacy, regulation, and enforcement on personal printing machines.

Former open source champion Prusa now guards its designs with strict secrecy

Surveyed English data centers show lower water consumption than expected, with cooling innovations reducing demand.

Nvidia’s Jetson AGX Thor Developer Kit delivers T5000 performance in a mini PC form, targeting robotics, sensor-heavy AI, and edge computing.

Arm is moving from licensing designs to building chips, hiring seasoned engineers, and risking conflict with major customers over royalties.

Hackers claim a massive PayPal breach involving 15.8 million logins, although experts doubt authenticity, and the company insists it ties back to older incidents.

Raspberry Pi introduces 5-inch Touch Display 2, highlighting compact design and AI coding quirks, although concerns remain over resolution and real usability.

Ghost tapping scams exploit stolen payment card data, burner phones, and Telegram markets, allowing syndicates to launder money through retail fraud while evading detection.

A raid in Malaysia uncovered nearly 700 counterfeit hard drives, exposing a global scheme recycling used devices as new.

Apple researchers built UICoder through a feedback loop that generated, filtered, and retrained SwiftUI code, transforming scarce data into nearly one million working samples.

Intel introduces "Shared GPU Memory Override" for Core Ultra systems, boosting integrated graphics memory for AI workloads, but gaming results remain mixed.

America’s energy debate is shifting as AI data centers consume vast power, driving bills higher and forcing households to absorb the hidden costs of expansion.

New Emdoor workstation brings Ryzen AI MAX power, soldered memory, a heavy build, and gaming-style features, leaving doubts about its real role and professional appeal.