30 Jun 2026
SpaceX's AI boom comes with a perk for Memphis residents: half-price for Starlink
SpaceX is offering Memphis-area residents a steep discount on Starlink internet as its AI ambitions continue to expand in the region.
30 Jun 2026
A new synthesis recasts sleep as a resilience mechanism for the brain, with lessons for artificial intelligence
Every animal that has ever been studied closely, from the fruit fly to the philosopher, surrenders each day to a state that looks, from the outside, like a small rehearsal for death. A new Perspective published in the peer-reviewed journal Brain Medicine asks why, and answers with a synthesis rather than a single experiment. Drawing together decades of work in neuroimaging, electrophysiology, and…
30 Jun 2026
Nvidia mostly sat out the chip sector's best quarter ever. What needs to change?
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30 Jun 2026
Claude Sonnet 5 is generally available for GitHub Copilot
Claude Sonnet 5 is Anthropic’s latest Sonnet-class model, now available in GitHub Copilot. It brings strong coding performance to everyday development and agentic workflows, giving developers a new Sonnet-class option for tasks across the IDE and CLI.
30 Jun 2026
Venture Capital Funding: Nebex, Queue, LeapXpert
Technology startups companies such as Nebex, Queue, Sazabi, among others, announced VC funding from venture capital companies.
30 Jun 2026
Nvidia resurrects older graphics cards as RAM needs impact industry
Nvidia has reintroduced some old hardware to the market, but not at an especially agreeable price.
30 Jun 2026
Lumo 2.0: Proton's Private Alternative to ChatGPT and Claude Just Got Better
When Lumo (partner link) launched last year, I took it for a spin to see what Proton's foray into AI assistants looked like. I found out that the open source AI assistant ran quite well for a new launch.
30 Jun 2026
‘No free snacks, no free coffee’: NVIDIA's surprising office culture shocks internet
According to Orosz, NVIDIA employees did not seem bothered by the policy. He quoted developers as joking, ‘We use this thing called salary to buy stuff we actually need.’ Representative image. (Pexels)
30 Jun 2026
Artificial Intelligence and the invisible revolution: A Mugglehead roundup
The debate over artificial intelligence has extended far beyond chatbots. Now it’s about who gets hired and fired, who and what gets electricity, how communities use water and what jobs get to survive into the next decade. From courtrooms and corporate boardrooms to city streets and data centres, AI is increasingly influencing decisions that shape everyday life. Consequently, a growing number of…
