Blaims censorship orders

Elon [look at me] Musk's media platform X has thrown in the towel in Brazil, citing "censorship orders" from Brazilian judge Alexandre de Moraes.

Open-sauce AI

The Open Model Initiative (OMI) is working with the Linux Foundation to establish a more useful open-source AI model.

Still not going anywhere

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman has outlined how the fruity cargo cult Apple plans to stick the knife into Qualcomm and develop its own in-house cellular modem.

Needs more government funding

The Post Office is once again in the spotlight, this time for bringing in a new technology leader while it waits for more government funding to fix its disastrous Horizon IT system.

Will replace the HBMs used in AI GPU accelerators

NEO Semiconductor has announced its latest 3D X-AI chip technology, which it wants to replace the HBMs currently used in AI GPU accelerators.

I think we should be seeing other people

After working with Chipzilla to build AI processors for its Project Izanagi initiative, SoftBank is believed want to see other processor makers.

Allows spying and remote control

Google's master software for some Android phones includes an insecure hidden feature that could potentially allow remote control or spying on users, according to a security company that discovered it inside phones at a US intelligence contractor.

It is the American way

US ISPs have asked the US Supreme Court to strike down a New York law requiring broadband providers to offer low-income people a $15-per-month service.

You probably were not expecting this

Elon [look at me] Musk’s AI chatbot launched a new image generation feature which users immediately used to troll the billionaire.

Oh, the Irony

Chinese hackers have decided to give Russian state agencies and tech companies a taste of their own medicine.