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The company positions lightweight AR glasses as the next rung toward fully in-lens displays, with near-term pricing clarity.
Three styles of Meta-branded smart glasses go on sale today at $299, bringing Ray-Ban cameras, microphones, and chatbot tech.
A centaur flips into a reverse centaur, and the book’s message is about power, not promises.
MicroVMs extend Lambda past the 15-minute wall while keeping untrusted code and agent workloads sandboxed.
The latest ranking flips the usual accelerator playbook, and it has real implications for hardware strategy and policy.
Wi-Fi, doorbells, and smart locks get sharper pricing, with Matter, Thread, and AI features in the mix.
Bloomberg reports Google is launching an alum-driven AI incubator, turning former employees into a strategic pipeline.
The Irish startup is buying B300 chips to expand a GDPR-compliant platform for banks, hospitals, and law firms that cannot export data.
A Paris startup backed by former Datadog operators is fighting telemetry blowups and the costs model they trigger.
Human annotators quietly translate every match into feeds, calls, and odds, powering teams, broadcasters, and betting systems.
The world’s fastest system is built from standard microprocessors, a blow to the usual GPU-heavy roadmap and geopolitics.
Jos Benschop’s 8-nanometer breakthrough turns “shrink” into a $400M line-item that fabs and governments both watch closely.
