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Japan's Physical AI Ecosystem Is Betting Everything on NVIDIA Cosmos
Japan's robotics and manufacturing leaders, including companies behind a significant share of global robot production, are standardising on NVIDIA's Cosmos, Isa
ToolsNVIDIA Brings PhysicsNeMo and CUDA-X Into Its Agent Toolkit to Target Engineering Workflows
NVIDIA has added PhysicsNeMo and its CUDA-X library collection to its Agent Toolkit, meaning AI agents can now run physics-informed simulations and tap into dec
ToolsNVIDIA's Software Moat Is Getting Wider, and That Should Concern Rivals More Than the GPU Numbers
NVIDIA's latest Agent Toolkit expansion, adding PhysicsNeMo and CUDA-X to an already substantial suite of domain-specific tools, is building switching costs tha
ComputingWistron Opens Its First US Factory in Fort Worth to Build NVIDIA AI Systems
Wistron, one of the world's largest contract electronics manufacturers, has opened its first US factory in Fort Worth, Texas, dedicated to building NVIDIA AI sy
ComputingNvidia is building PC chips now: what it means for AI laptops in 2026
Nvidia is building PC processors for the first time with Microsoft, Dell and HP. Here is what it means for AI laptops in 2026, and what to buy today.
ComputingWhat the SK-NVIDIA Memory Deal Means for the Next Generation of AI Chips
The memory sitting alongside AI chips, not the chips themselves, is increasingly the real bottleneck in AI performance, and a closer look at the SK-NVIDIA deal
ComputingJapan's National AI Infrastructure Launch Is a Blueprint Other Countries Will Copy
Japan has launched what it is calling the world's first national AI infrastructure, built around 13,750 NVIDIA Vera CPUs and 27,500 Rubin GPUs operated by domes
ComputingJapan's Nemotron Bet: Why Specialised AI Models Are Beating General Ones
Japanese enterprises and research institutions are building industry-specialised AI models on NVIDIA's open-weight Nemotron family, and the reasons why reveal a
ComputingNVIDIA and KAIST Open a Joint AI Lab, and the Research Focus Is Telling
NVIDIA and KAIST, South Korea's most prestigious technical university, have launched a joint AI research lab with a focus that includes the commercially explosi
ComputingSK Group and NVIDIA Just Committed 500 Billion Dollars to AI Infrastructure
SK Group and NVIDIA have announced a partnership worth more than 500 billion dollars, covering AI factories, next-generation memory, and infrastructure at a sca
ComputingVera Rubin Is Ramping Fast: What the Performance Per Watt Numbers Mean for Cloud AI
NVIDIA's Vera Rubin is past the launch hype and into genuine production ramp at CoreWeave, Google, and other major cloud partners, with the company emphasising
EVsArm laptops go mainstream: what a phone chip in your PC actually changes
Arm laptops are going mainstream in 2026. Here is what a phone-style chip in your PC changes for battery life, speed, app support and price.
ReviewsWi-Fi 6 vs Wi-Fi 7: is the upgrade actually worth it in 2026?
Wi-Fi 6 vs Wi-Fi 7 in 2026, compared on real speed, latency and price. What Multi-Link Operation actually does, and whether the upgrade is worth it for you.
AIThe EU AI Act's First Major Enforcement Action Has Arrived and It Targets Biometric Surveillance
The EU AI Act has had its first real enforcement action, targeting a facial recognition company operating biometric surveillance systems in shopping centres and
ToolsNVIDIA Agent Toolkit Gets Omniverse Libraries So AI Agents Can Build Simulation Worlds
NVIDIA has added Omniverse libraries to its Agent Toolkit, letting AI agents directly build, modify, and iterate on 3D simulation environments without constant
SpaceSpaceX's Starship Flight 9 Stuck the Landing and Here Is Why the Details Matter
SpaceX landed both stages of Starship for the first time on Flight 9, catching the Super Heavy booster at Starbase and bringing the upper stage down in a contro
Self-drivingWaymo Is Now Completing Over 250,000 Paid Robotaxi Rides Per Week and Losing Money on Every One
Waymo is now completing over 250,000 paid robotaxi rides per week with no safety driver, making it by far the most operationally advanced autonomous vehicle ser
ComputingAMD Advancing AI 2026: EPYC Venice and the Helios rack aim at Nvidia
AMD launched EPYC Venice on TSMC's 2nm process and the Helios AI rack with 31TB of HBM4, plus the MI455X accelerator, aimed squarely at Nvidia's lead.
ComputingA 10 out of 10 SonicWall flaw is under attack, and Oracle ships its biggest patch ever
SonicWall SMA1000 CVE-2026-15409 is a maximum severity flaw already being exploited, landing the same week Oracle shipped its largest ever patch of 1,449 fixes.
SpaceA robot just ran a marathon on Mars
NASA's Perseverance rover has now driven 26.2 miles across Jezero Crater, the exact distance of a marathon, one careful metre at a time.
SecurityAbbott is fighting off two hacking gangs at once
Abbott Laboratories is investigating two separate cyber incidents, including a ShinyHunters vishing attack that hijacked a Microsoft Entra login tied to its cancer diagnostics business.
NewsCISA keeps adding SharePoint flaws to its must-patch list
CISA has added four more actively exploited SharePoint vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, on top of the ones flagged in June.
SecurityEY breach exposed tax data including Social Security numbers
EY has confirmed a breach of a third-party IT support platform that exposed client tax data, including Social Security numbers, over a two-week window in spring 2026.
SecurityFortiBleed credential theft is now a confirmed ransomware pipeline
A mass credential-harvesting campaign against Fortinet firewalls, dubbed FortiBleed, has been directly linked to INC Ransom and Lynx ransomware deployments.
SecurityNATO-linked defence contractor Indra hit by ransomware
Spanish defence and aerospace contractor Indra Group has confirmed a ransomware attack affecting one subsidiary, with the Gentlemen ransomware gang threatening to leak stolen data.