Google AI

When Musk’s xAI sat down with Saudi-based data-center specialist HUMAIN this week, the goal was simple-ish: figure out where to park the monster-size...

When Cisco rolled out its latest bulletin, the warning was pretty clear: a lot of enterprises are still hanging on to legacy switches and routers,...

When Westinghouse announced its newest partnership, the headline was simple: Google Cloud is now sitting at the center of its nuclear-energy drive.

Imagine a wardrobe that could change shape as your style or body does. Researchers at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory...

When Canva dropped its latest update, the buzz was all about an AI-powered Creative OS that tacks on a bunch of new tools and opens up the Affinity...

Google is giving its Earth AI platform a refresh, this time hooking it up directly to the Gemini language models.

When I asked Taylor about Sierra’s $100 million milestone, he spent a good chunk of our chat unpacking why that number matters.

When an AI team rolls out a pilot, the buzz can easily drown out the careful work needed to turn a prototype into a dependable production tool.

A busted water pipe on Main Street could flood the intersection, spark traffic snarls and tie up emergency crews, all at once.

When I first saw the demo, the model seemed to forget yesterday’s facts as soon as it got new data.

Reddit sued Perplexity, the AI-driven search tool, on Wednesday, saying the company lifted Reddit posts by scraping Google’s results.

In a recent paper co-authored by researchers at Ruhr University Bochum and the Max Planck Institute for Software Systems, they found something odd:...

When Marc Benioff tried out Google’s Gemini 3, he walked away saying he wasn’t planning to go back to ChatGPT.

The chatter about Arattai has been hard to miss. After a burst of updates that cleaned up bugs and sharpened its features, the India-born messenger...

When I tried to find a birthday gift for my sister last month, I felt like I was missing a few puzzle pieces.

When I first saw the new Nest Cam Indoor (Wired, 3rd Gen) and Outdoor (Wired, 2nd Gen) I wondered if Google could finally quiet my phone.

When Google Cloud announced a managed Slurm service this week, it felt like a direct answer to the AI-heavy workloads many teams are wrestling with.

When I look at Expedia’s AI efforts, they feel more like a quiet rehearsal than a flashy stunt.

Meta’s AI group seems to be eyeing Google’s tensor processing units as a possible fallback to NVIDIA’s silicon.

When I paused the latest episode of “The Crown” on my new Samsung TV, a tiny icon popped up and asked if I wanted to know more.