Intuitive Machines is making a massive $800 million bet to transform from a lunar lander company into a full-service space prime contractor. The acquisition of Lanteris Space Systems combines lunar expertise with established satellite manufacturing capabilities. But can this ambitious pivot actually
In a revealing podcast interview, former Rockstar writer Dan Houser explains why Grand Theft Auto’s identity is fundamentally tied to American settings. The series briefly visited London in pre-GTA III days but has remained stateside ever since for good reason.
Ai2 just launched OlmoEarth, an open-source platform that uses AI to analyze satellite data for climate and conservation. It’s designed to break Big Tech’s grip on Earth monitoring by making these capabilities available to anyone. Early results show it’s already helping with deforestation detection
AMD has clarified its driver support strategy after a messy rollout. Older RDNA 1 and RDNA 2 graphics cards will continue receiving launch-day game profiles and critical updates. This extends the usable lifespan of hardware many gamers still rely on.
Windows 10 is proving much stickier than Windows 7 was during its end-of-life period. Despite Microsoft ending free support on October 14, the aging OS still commands over 40% of the Windows market while Windows 11 adoption crawls along.
Apple has quietly extended the deadline for moving to its updated Home architecture. Users now have until February 2026 to make the switch from the legacy system.
Oracle has experienced seven occasions where its stock climbed over 30% in less than two months, including a 40% single-day jump this year. But during major market crises, the stock has suffered declines as steep as 77%. The pattern suggests both explosive potential and serious vulnerability.
FreeBSD has officially joined the OCI runtime specification with version 1.3. This inclusion means FreeBSD users can now leverage standardized container tools and orchestration platforms. It’s a significant step for FreeBSD in cloud-native and enterprise deployments.
Palantir shares sank despite beating earnings expectations, highlighting the paradox of high-performing companies with stretched valuations. The broader AI sector felt the pressure as investors questioned whether current prices are justified.
Tech companies are giving students free access to powerful AI tools while playing hot potato with responsibility for academic integrity. The result? Teachers are left scrambling as cheating becomes automated.
