October 13, 2026

lincoln lab tracks ai hardware

Lincoln Lab Tracks AI Hardware Since 2018

The Lincoln Laboratory Supercomputing Center has tracked new artificial intelligence hardware since 2018, giving researchers and the U.S. government a central resource for research and purchasing decisions. The continuing survey

court rejects ai lab rights claims

Divided Court Rejects AI Lab’s Rights Claims

A divided judicial panel has sided with the Trump administration in a dispute involving an artificial intelligence laboratory’s constitutional or legal rights. The ruling rejects multiple claims raised by the

countries drones boost rainfall

Countries Eye Drones to Boost Rainfall

Cloud seeding is drawing fresh attention as countries seek more reliable rainfall, and drones may offer a safer way to conduct some operations. The renewed interest comes as governments face

watchdog investigates recruitment robocalls

UK Watchdog Investigates Recruitment Robo Calls

The UK’s data watchdog is investigating a surge in complaints about automated calls that appear linked to a recruitment scam. The inquiry follows reports from people receiving unsolicited “robo calls,”

nexstrom raises funds chip equipment

Nexstrom Raises Funds for 2D Chip Equipment

Singapore-based Nexstrom has secured new funding to develop equipment for producing two-dimensional semiconductor materials at commercial scale. The financing places the company in a growing effort to move these ultra-thin

atlassian deepens openai ties retains ai

Atlassian Deepens OpenAI Ties, Retains AI Choice

Atlassian is strengthening its relationship with OpenAI through a financial commitment while keeping its software platform open to competing artificial intelligence models. The move signals a two-part strategy. Atlassian appears

DevX

AI’s Real Race Is Utility, Not Intelligence

AI companies are releasing models, agents, dashboards, and workplace tools at a relentless pace. Yet the most useful product is rarely the benchmark winner. I believe the market is shifting