Author: The Tech Guy
SPACEXAI has five data center locations. Three sites for terrestrial data centers and the fourth is distributed AI with Tesla and the fifth is AI data centers in Space. Screenshot Ground / Terrestrial: 3–5 GWThis is the bulk of the near-to-medium term capacity.Core Colossus Cluster (Memphis, TN + Southaven, MS) — ~2 GW near-term foundation Colossus 1: ~250–500 MW (already operational, ~230k GPUs, leased to Anthropic)Colossus 2: Targeting ~1–1.3 GW (Blackwell/GB300 ramp) MACROHARDRR (Building 3): ~500 MW contribution Combined: ~2 GW total with hundreds of thousands of GPUs (path to 1M GPUs). This matches all recent reporting on the three-site…
Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. Yale Linus Smart Lock L2 Lite: two-minute reviewSmart locks in Britain have always been the awkward cousin of the smart home. American buyers get deadbolts and endless choice; we get multipoint mechanisms, lift-to-lock handles and a nagging sense that retrofitting anything to the front door will either void the insurance or fall off.Yale’s answer with the Linus L2 Lite is to keep things small, cheap and reversible — and,…
Apple is notoriously clingy when it comes to profit margins. That’s why it prefers to target “premium” (read: richer) shoppers, rather than focusing on cheaper products like the MacBook Neo, the iPhone 17e, or yes, the base iPad. If you’re willing to spend over $1,000 on a tablet, chances are you’re not going to complain too much about being milked for features like extra storage. The company also refuses to engage in traditional sales, keeping devices at full price until they’re replaced. For us plebes, that makes used and refurbished iPads worth considering, and sometimes the only viable option. You…
Looking somewhat like a swarm of bees returning to their hive, this NASA Hubble Space Telescope image features the galaxy cluster MACS0329-0211. Galaxy clusters like MACS0329-0211 are important signposts in the story of how the structure of the universe evolved, and are the ultimate telescopic lenses, placing gravitationally lensed galaxies from the earliest stages of the universe into our view. Zoom into this galaxy swarm and you will find large, oval-shaped elliptical galaxies, and thin spiral and lenticular galaxies viewed from the edge. We can also see the full, face-on view of spiral galaxies and their curving spiral arms. The…
When you buy a TV, what motivates the purchase: Picture quality? Value? Screen size? Brand loyalty? Is brightness in nits, dimming zones and Delta E colour accuracy among those ‘needs’. I’d hazard a guess and say ‘probably not’. Which is not to say that these areas are not important, but I’d make an assumption that most of the TV buying audience is not au fait with these areas – some won’t know their nits from their candelas, and others just won’t care. And that’s fine. But the TV market seems to have developed a fixation with measurements and numbers, and…
Most AI coding tools treat the development process like a one-way street. You write a prompt; the model starts generating, and you lose all control until it finishes. Even if you know all the tips and tricks, this is frustrating when you know that it has gone wrong with your prompt. If it misreads something early, you watch it burn through tokens heading in the wrong direction, and your only option is a hard abort that leaves the workspace in pieces. Antigravity 2.0 became much better than its competitors, like Claude on VS Code, because it saw the issue and…
Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. Ring Battery Video Doorbell Plus (2nd Gen): two-minute reviewA video doorbell is a parcel monitor, a deterrent, and a low-key surveillance node pointed at your own front step, and Ring has spent the better part of a decade making that proposition feel normal.The second-generation Battery Doorbell Plus is the company sharpening its best idea: taking the head-to-toe doorbell and giving it the resolution it always deserved.Where ordinary doorbells frame…
Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech A mysterious earthquake deep below northern Utah had scientists scratching their heads back in 1979. The rumble seemingly occurred far lower beneath the Earth’s crust than scientists had believed was possible. The tremor may not have been particularly strong, at a magnitude of 3.8, but the recorded seismic data threw experts for a loop nonetheless. The data suggested the rumbling had occurred over 55 miles below sea level, a depth that made no sense in conventional geology. “I did some other analysis that…
Computex is always chaotic, and Computex 2026 kept the same pace. This year’s show had the usual parade of powerful laptops, overbuilt gaming rigs, and the fun, if not strange, prototypes. AI was everywhere, handheld gaming got a serious power boost, and even monitor makers came ready with displays that sound like they were pulled from a wishlist. That’s why we’ve put together our Computex 2026 Publisher Awards, spotlighting the products that pushed the show forward. NVIDIA RTX Spark The most important announcement at Computex 2026 was NVIDIA RTX Spark. Yes, the AI PC label is starting to sound like…
Windows 11 helps us complete our tasks without issues, though it has minor shortcomings at times. Most of the errors we see are at the software level and are usually fixed with a simple restart of the PC. We do not have to bother much about it. However, at times, we see hardware issues that put the entire PC in jeopardy. It is rare, but when it happens, we must act instantly and fix the issue to prevent further damage to the PC. Some Windows users are seeing the One of your disks is at risk (SMART event) error displayed…