
Tech Meme - 2 hours 58 min ago
Tamsin McMahon / Bloomberg : xAI co-founder Toby Pohlen is leaving the company, the seventh of 12 xAI co-founders to depart; Elon Musk put Pohlen in charge of Macrohard earlier this month — xAI co-founder Toby Pohlen said he is leaving Elon Musk's artificial intelligence startup, the latest founding executive to depart …...

Newser - 5 hours 13 min ago
For one Mississippi neighborhood, the AI revolution sounds like a 24/7 jet engine. In Southaven, Elon Musk's startup xAI has revived a dormant power plant and ringed it with 27 temporary methane gas turbines that residents say roar day and night as they feed electricity to AI data centers, per...

NY Post - 10 hours 38 min ago
Elon Musk just fired another shot at Los Angeles' transit projects.

IEEE Spectrum - 16 hours 28 min ago
What's the difference between a stupid idea and a brilliant one? Sometimes, it just comes down to resources. Practically unlimited funds, like limitless thrust, can get even a mad idea off the ground. And so it might be for the concept of putting AI data centers in orbit. In a rare moment of unalloyed agreement, some of the richest and most powerful men in technology are staunchly backing the idea. The group includes Elon Musk , Jeff Bezos , Jensen Huang , Sam Altman , and Google CEO Sundar...

The Guardian - 19 hours 28 min ago
With tech bros investing in vast underground homes to shield them from future horrors, a slew of bunker-buster' dramas like Paradise and Silo are asking: do they know something we don't? Sam Altman's got one although Mark Zuckerberg's is, apparently, bigger. Peter Thiel's is described as "mega" and located in New Zealand. These days, a doomsday bunker (or, in Elon Musk's case, an "apocalypse resort") is de rigueur for any self-respecting billionaire enough...

NBC News - 19 hours 28 min ago
The jet-engine roar has been almost nonstop in a Mississippi town, residents say, since 27 turbines arrived on trailers to power Elon Musk's AI ambitions.

Sky News - 20 hours 39 min ago
O2 has become the first mobile network to switch on user access to satellites, meaning that people living in rural areas with no signal may now be able to connect to mobile data.