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Virginia cracks down on electricity firms hiking prices for AI data centers — move could save ‘hundreds of millions of dollars’ for everyday users
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
Virginia now requires data centers to fund their own dedicated power infrastructure, aiming to shield ordinary residents from rising electricity costs.

3D-printed drones built on a US Navy ship for the first time, potentially opening a whole new world of possibilities for future warfare
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
Firestorm Labs manufactured 12 drones aboard USS Essex using a containerized 3D-printing factory during its voyage toward RIMPAC 2026.

The US government wants to make it easier to build and launch floating nuclear reactors, 'unleashing American energy dominance'
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
The United States is backing international laws for floating nuclear reactors, while companies prepare for a potential maritime energy market.

SpaceX is spending $16.8 billion on a Texas chip fab Musk says will be '50 times the size of the Pentagon'
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
SpaceX and Tesla reveals more on $16.8 billion Texas chip factory that will exceed 100 million square feet when construction is complete.

TSMC reportedly has $1 billion of Apple chips awaiting delivery of DRAM — will this be what powers the iPhone 18 Pro?
By Rahim Amir Published
A billion dollars of Apple's 2nm chips are stuck at TSMC because the memory has not arrived, with Apple's own packaging choice the reason why they cannot just be stockpiled and finished later.

Cloudflare chief says humans will soon be 'a rounding error on the Internet' as bot traffic takes over — so what is it doing to combat this?
By Christian Cawley Published
Cloudflare suggests non-human, bot-generated traffic will be a thousand times as large as actual flesh-and-blood users in the next few years, with efficiency measures mooted to reduce the impact.

Top US defense device maker IEH Corporation admits hackers broke into its systems
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
Someone used social engineering to access an employee's email account, viewing purchase orders, engineering-related documentation, and more.

US healthcare software giant Unlimited Technology Systems admits hackers may have stolen sensitive data of 3.8 million people
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
Insurance cards, intake forms, health insurance policy numbers, and other information stolen in major attack.
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