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SpaceX Plans Starship Catch on Next Flight and Seeks Weekly Launches

SpaceX is preparing to attempt a catch of its Starship booster on the next flight, part of its broader effort to increase launch frequency. The company is targeting weekly Starship launches by early 2027. SpaceX also said it has had significant, constructive engagement with the Federal Aviation Administration as it

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Nvidia Presents Plug-In Data Centers as a Path to Europe’s AI Infrastructure

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang used the company’s GTC event in Berlin to present the DSX Pod, a new plug-in data-center system. The approach is intended to expand AI computing capacity more quickly and address Europe’s infrastructure lag. Huang’s presentation also connected AI infrastructure with the

NVIDIA and Suppliers Expand AI Infrastructure Capacity

NVIDIA has announced that it is expanding capacity with supply-chain partners to accelerate the buildout of AI infrastructure. The announcement points to continued efforts to increase the availability of computing resources needed for AI deployments, although the supplied article text contains no further details about production volumes, timelines, technologies,

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Apple iPhone Duo review: A first-class foldable

Apple’s first foldable iPhone has arrived, and early impressions suggest it is a capable device for users who want a foldable form factor without leaving the iPhone ecosystem. The handset is described as a first-class foldable, but it comes with clear trade-offs. It is heavy and expensive,

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The iPhone Duo Is an Ambitious but Uneven First Step

The iPhone Duo is the most consequential Apple product to arrive in some time, according to The Verge. It represents a substantial rethink of what an iPhone can be, rather than a routine annual update, and carries ideas that could influence Apple’s hardware in the years ahead. That potential

Nvidia Announces Truck-Shippable Vera Rubin Racks

Nvidia has announced a new form factor for its Vera Rubin AI computing systems: plug-and-play racks that can be shipped on a truck. The design is intended to simplify transport and deployment by bringing a pre-integrated computing environment closer to the installation site. The announcement highlights packaging

Poll Finds Most Americans View AI as Harmful to Society

An ABC News/Post/Ipsos poll indicates that most Americans believe artificial intelligence is bad for society. The survey also found substantial opposition to building more data centers, reflecting concern about the infrastructure used to develop and operate AI systems. Together, the results suggest that public sentiment remains skeptical of