Compute Report – Page 171 – Independent technology news covering hardware, software, and artificial intelligence

Starlink has moved some satellites to lower orbits to reduce latency and improve data transmission speeds for users.

NASA uses the SPARCS space telescope to analyze stellar activity that may threaten life on planets orbiting low-mass stars.

Moscow implements ‘white lists’ of accessible websites during internet disruptions in areas with mobile connection issues.

Rajesh Jha, key Microsoft executive overseeing Windows, Office, and Copilot, is retiring after 35+ years, prompting organizational changes.

OpenAI’s rapid agreement with the U.S. Department of Defense has raised questions from lawmakers about the AI firm’s military collaboration.

Semiconductor producers in Asia prepare for disruptions as helium supplies from the Middle East face severe constraints due to ongoing conflict.

iFixit’s teardown of the MacBook Neo reveals improved repairability and component accessibility compared to previous Apple laptops.

AMD offers a guide to run the open-source AI agent OpenClaw on Windows PCs using Ryzen or Radeon setups with 128GB RAM.

Frore Systems introduces LiquidJet Nexus, an innovative cooling system designed to efficiently cool entire AI accelerator boards.

A Chinese university created a wearable robot that helps carry heavy loads by synchronizing with human movement like a centaur.

The 2Africa undersea internet cable project by Meta has been paused due to escalating conflict in the Persian Gulf region.

BYD introduces the Denza Z9GT, a luxury EV that charges up to 70% in five minutes and nearly full in 12, even in subzero temperatures.