DayOne Data Centers has locked in a massive $2 billion Series C round. The capital will fuel its expansion in Finland and across key Asian markets like Singapore, Japan, and Thailand.
A new study from the University of Washington School of Medicine tracked 640 teens and found they spend an average of 1.16 hours per day on their phones during school hours. The research adds fuel to the national debate over banning phones in classrooms.
New data shows hyperscale data center investment and capacity hit record highs last quarter. Analysts now expect total capacity to double in just over three years, driven overwhelmingly by AI.
Scientists are using lab-grown ‘mini-brains’ to find biological markers for psychiatric disorders. A new study successfully identified distinct neural activity patterns for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, a major step toward objective diagnosis.
Why do some companies bounce back from ransomware in hours while others are down for months? According to a new analysis, the difference isn’t just about having backups. It’s about how the CEO and board are prepared to lead during the chaos.
Meta AI is the chatbot and infrastructure powering features across Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. It’s based on the LLaMA models and is designed for social media, but its “open-source” claims are controversial. There’s no way to fully disable it.
According to Fast Company, the marketing industry is in the midst of a fundamental rebuild, not just a digital shift. AI and data are enabling campaigns to be developed in days instead of months, with teams now operating across continents. This transformation is driven by intense pressure to cut cos
A group called Anna’s Archive claims to have scraped 86 million music files from Spotify. Meanwhile, TikTok removed AI-generated ads for prescription weight loss drugs that impersonated Boots.
As AI data centers become more complex yet repeatable, some are asking if the entire IT infrastructure could be a single part number. The concept hinges on standardizing racks and clusters, but faces huge hurdles. Is this a logistical dream or a customization nightmare?
Someone just dumped a 300TB archive of Spotify’s music catalog online. It’s a staggering act of data scraping aimed at “preservation,” but Spotify isn’t happy. Here’s why this changes everything, and also nothing.
