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The Opera browser owner has unveiled three Skywork AI wearables designed to record, filter, and summarize your conversations — but pricing and availability remain a mystery.
AI data centers have locked up virtually all 2026 HDD production, pushing consumer prices up 46–50% while Seagate, WD, and Toshiba race toward 100TB drives.
The streaming giant's Q2 2026 earnings reveal industrial-scale AI adoption in post-production, but cost targets tied to its $600M acquisition raise uncomfortable questions about labor.
xAI released the Grok Build CLI under Apache 2.0 and removed all usage caps, but the move comes after a summer privacy crisis — and community contributions are explicitly blocked.
A Yale-led study of 380 trillion AI tokens finds companies with high AI exposure earn 0.64% more per week — driven entirely by investor expectations, not actual profits.
xAI's new model lands third on the terminal-coding leaderboard but wins on cost per task at $2.49 versus $11.80 for rivals.
Google and artist Refik Anadol opened Dataland in LA on June 20. It reads your heartbeat in real time. That's where things get interesting.
The AI image company launched Midjourney Medical on June 18, 2026, unveiling a 60-second whole-body scanner that sidesteps FDA diagnostic rules by launching as a wellness service.
xAI's updated video generator tops the Image-to-Video Arena leaderboard just as OpenAI quietly killed the Sora standalone app.
Gigabyte's new external GPU boxes promise desktop-class performance for ultrabook owners — but a Thunderbolt 5 bottleneck and a $2,999 price tag are real caveats.
SpaceX unveiled its AI1 compute satellite with a 70-meter wingspan and 150 kW of power — and plans to launch up to one million of them.
The first publicly available Mythos-class AI model handles multi-day autonomous tasks — but mandatory 30-day data retention complicates enterprise adoption.
The UltraSpeed mode runs a trillion-parameter AI model faster than any rival, but a gated trial and triple pricing put it firmly in enterprise territory for now.
Jensen Huang signed multi-year agreements with SK Hynix, SK Telecom, Naver, and Doosan on a Seoul visit — securing the memory and power supply Nvidia's AI chips depend on.
