cerebras systems Cerebras Unveils Massive 1.2 Trillion Transistor AI Processor Cerebras Systems introduces the Wafer Scale Engine, an enormous AI chip containing 1.2 trillion transistors that eliminates traditional network bottlenecks. The massive processor promises significantly greater efficiency and computing power than traditional multi-GPU server setups.
netflix Kevin Smith Teams With Netflix for Anime He-Man Sequel Series Filmmaker Kevin Smith is helming a new anime series for Netflix called Masters of the Universe: Revelation, which continues the storyline of the classic 1980s cartoon.
runkeeper Runkeeper Abandons Wear OS App Over Persistent Bugs Runkeeper removes its Wear OS application, citing a very buggy experience and limited developer resources. The company keeps its Apple Watch app active due to that platform's larger user base.
sonos Leaked Details Reveal Sonos Move as Brand's First Portable Speaker Newly leaked images and information expose the Sonos Move, the company's inaugural portable smart speaker. The device features a built-in grip, dual connectivity, and a dedicated charging dock.
artificial intelligence How Big Tech Could Use AI Feedback Loops to Build Unbreakable Monopolies Thomas Ramge's book explores how the feedback data essential for training artificial intelligence could allow major tech companies to stifle competition and unfairly dominate the market.
ikea IKEA Launches Dedicated Smart Home Division IKEA establishes a new Home Smart business unit to focus entirely on connected home technology. The division aims to digitize the company's entire product lineup.
huawei US Commerce Department Extends Temporary License for Huawei The US reportedly grants Huawei another 90-day reprieve, allowing the company to maintain telecom networks and provide smartphone software updates. The extension serves as ongoing leverage in the US-China trade dispute.
youtube YouTube Makes Original Shows Free With Ads Starting September 24th YouTube is making its original series and movies free for all users with ads starting late September. Paying Premium members still receive ad-free viewing and early access to new episodes.
amazon Amazon Security Flaw Sends Order Details to Wrong Customers A technical glitch at Amazon causes the company to send order invoices and shipping updates to the wrong users, exposing private names and addresses. Amazon confirms it fixes the issue but declines to provide further details.
wearables New Stick-On Sensors Track Sweat, Pulse Without Wires Stanford and Berkeley researchers develop flexible, skin-mounted sensors that monitor heartbeats, breathing, and sweat. The prototypes aim to make health tracking less invasive than traditional smartwatches.
google Google Reveals Secret Acquisition of Socratic, Relaunches App With AI Google confirms it bought the homework helper app Socratic in 2018 and is now relaunching it on iOS with AI-powered features. The updated app allows students to snap photos or ask questions to receive instant explanations and related videos.
postmates Postmates Wins Approval to Test Serve Delivery Robots in San Francisco Postmates receives a city permit to operate its Serve autonomous delivery robots in a specific San Francisco neighborhood. The limited trial requires human supervision and operates strictly during weekday daytime hours.
samsung Samsung's Galaxy Note 10 Splits Screen Sizes to Combat Slowing Sales Samsung releases two versions of the Galaxy Note 10 to attract wary buyers in a stagnating smartphone market. The base model shrinks slightly to offer a lower price point, while the larger Note 10+ serves as the true flagship successor.
smiledirectclub Teeth-Straightening Startup SmileDirectClub Seeks Public Listing Amid Regulatory Scrutiny SmileDirectClub files for an IPO to raise up to $100 million as it rapidly grows its at-home aligner business. The company faces significant pushback from dental associations over its telehealth treatment model.
apple Apple Sues Corellium Over Browser-Based iOS Virtualization Apple files a copyright infringement lawsuit against Corellium, a company that creates virtual iOS devices for security researchers. The tech giant demands an immediate halt to the software and unspecified financial damages.