Mark Zuckerberg has announced a new top-level initiative called Meta Compute, aimed at building out "tens of gigawatts" of AI infrastructure this decade to ensure the company never runs out of processing power.
Verizon experienced a major network outage that lasted over 10 hours on Wednesday, leaving customers across the eastern United States without voice and data services before finally being resolved late in the evening.
Tesla has announced that it will no longer offer the one-time purchase option for its Full Self-Driving software, moving instead to a monthly subscription model starting February 14, 2026.
Scammers are posting fraudulent comments on LinkedIn claiming users' accounts are locked, leading victims to phishing sites designed to harvest their login info.
Apple has officially entered a multi-year collaboration with Google to base its next generation of foundation models on Gemini technology, marking a significant shift in its AI strategy.
Meta has deleted over 544,000 accounts belonging to under-16s in Australia following the implementation of the country's landmark social media ban. Despite this large-scale removal, Meta argues that the crackdown is failing its objectives and is calling for age verification to be handled at the app store level by Apple and Google instead.
Recent Windows 11 preview builds contain hidden clues suggesting that Microsoft plans to integrate Copilot AI directly into File Explorer. This could include a dedicated "Chat with Copilot" button and a sidebar within desktop folders, allowing the AI to summarize documents and suggest file edits directly within the file management interface.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has authorized SpaceX to deploy an additional 7,500 next-generation "Gen2" Starlink satellites. This major regulatory win brings the total number of authorized Gen2 satellites to 15,000, enabling higher internet speeds, lower latency, and the expansion of direct-to-cell services on a global scale.
