Meta’s Muse Chat Draws Fire from Adult Creators
Amodei Says Culture Takes Up to 40% of His Time as IPO Talk Grows
A Small Protest Meets London’s Robotaxi Trials
Intel Pushes Its AI Inference Software onto Xeon Servers
Tenstorrent Hires Bankers as the Chip Startup Weighs Its Options
Michigan Township Approves Google Data Center Site Plan Despite Residents’ Objections
Apple Pushes iPhone Duo Buyers Online as Stores Turn Away Walk-Ins
Qualcomm Disputes Korean Test Results That Its New Snapdragon Runs Hot
Samsung Adds $22.8 Million for Texas Workers and Schools
Anthropic’s Internal Report Finds Junior Engineers at 14% of Technical Staff
Palantir Wins $48 Million Army Order to Unify Ammunition Tracking
The U.S. Army’s ammunition records live in nine separate software systems, each one tracking a different corner of the same arsenal. On September 17, the service announced that it had…
Tesla Reopens Roadster Orders at a $50,000 Deposit
Tesla is asking for money again on a car it has been promising for nearly a decade. On September 20, the company reopened reservations for the Roadster, its long-delayed electric…
Broadcom’s CEO Says the AI Target Hasn’t Changed
“The target hasn’t changed.” With three words, Broadcom Chief Executive Hock Tan moved to cool a market panic on September 21, pushing back against a fear that has gripped AI…
A Memory Shortage Pushes Samsung and SK Hynix Higher
The chips that remember are now the chips that matter most. Over September 20 and 21, shares of Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix rose in tandem, driven by a shortage…
ASML Opens Shop in India With Two Dozen Engineers
In a conference hall in New Delhi during SEMICON India 2026, an ASML executive delivered a statement that carried more weight than its size. “Our operations in India start now,”…
Taiwan Breaks Ground on a Dedicated Advanced Packaging Park
On September 21, Taiwan held a groundbreaking ceremony in Kaohsiung for a new industrial park devoted to a single purpose: advanced chip packaging. TSMC will set up technology validation and…
An $18 Billion Data-Center Loan Sinks to 89 Cents
The market that financed the AI buildout is beginning to ask whether it lent too much. Roughly $18 billion in loans tied to a data-center project that Oracle leases in…
Meta’s Apps Falter on the Night It Fights Britain’s Regulator
On the evening of September 20, Eastern time, two of the world’s most-used apps went dark across large parts of the United States. Facebook and Instagram suffered a widespread outage,…
Anthropic Weighs a New Model Ahead of Its IPO
The company that has made itself the industry’s most audible voice for slowing AI down is, by several accounts, speeding up. Anthropic is weighing whether to release a new model…
Four Subscribers Sue AI Giants Over Calls to Slow Down
The four plaintiffs are strangers to one another, and they pay for four different products. One subscribes to ChatGPT, another to Claude, a third to Grok, and a fourth to…
