SpaceX will build its own gas turbine parts to meet surging AI power demand
SpaceX is building a gas turbine blade factory as it grapples with a global scramble to secure energy supplies for AI data centers. Elon Musk said on Saturday that the rocket company will manufacture its own gas turbine parts, adding that solar power alone would not be enough to power its massive AI infrastructure buildout.
Claudeforce Could Put Anthropic’s AI in Front of Millions of Salesforce Users
Claudeforce was announced on August 26, 2026. It connects Claude to Salesforce’s customer data, Agentforce, and Slack, letting AI agents read information and safely update records. Salesforce in Claude launches with 37 ready-made sales tools and is in testing now, with a wider release coming in September 2026. Because Claude runs quietly behind existing features,
Windows 11’s faster, Bing-free Search released
The August optional update brought some of the most requested changes Windows 11 has ever shipped, and the new Search, without Bing and Copilot results, is my favorite of the bunch. However, for most users, it will not turn on immediately. Microsoft is rolling it out gradually, and since this is an optional update in
Hackers Poison Google and Bing Results
Criminals are manipulating Google and Bing results so that fraudulent banking pages appear where people expect to find legitimate services. The campaign, called Chameleon SEO Poisoning, turns ordinary searches for terms such as a bank customer portal or credit card login into a phishing opportunity. Victims who click a highly ranked result can be shown
Elon Musk Dropped the Twitter Brand
It’s been a little more than three years since Elon Musk announced he was changing Twitter’s name to X, cutting the blue bird logo off the building and later auctioning off assets (including a blue neon sign in the shape of the app’s logo). Now, Twitter is trying to take flight once again, but this
Meta’s teen safety deal runs into an unsolved problem
Meta’s landmark settlement with nearly every US state promises curfews and time limits for teens on Instagram and Facebook — but rests on age and parent checks nobody has figured out how to make work. The deal, which ended a federal trial in Oakland, California, on Wednesday, gives Meta one year to identify which of
Indians AI influence at global stage
Indians and people of Indian origin are making a strong mark on the global artificial intelligence landscape, with 10 names featuring in TIME’s 2026 list of the 100 most influential people in AI. The latest TIME100 AI list brings together founders, technology executives, researchers, healthcare innovators and policymakers whose work is influencing how AI is
Roblox, Meta to beef up protection vs online threats
Tech giant Meta and online gaming platform Roblox have agreed to strengthen their child safety measures following meetings with Philippine cybersecurity officials. Meta has committed to be more proactive in removing harmful artificial intelligence-generated deepfakes on its online platforms. The company also agreed to provide the credentials and data of users involved in online sexual
UK Navy tracks Russian warships in English Channel during ‘intense’ operation
Russian warships have been tracked by the Navy through UK waters in an “intense” 72-hour operation. A task group was shadowed by Type 45 destroyer HMS Duncan, Type 23 frigate HMS St Albans and patrol vessel HMS Severn as it made its way from the North Sea through the English Channel. Russian destroyer Admiral Levchenko
Chinese hackers did not target NASA
US authorities have corrected earlier claims that several major government agencies had been hacked by a Chinese state-sponsored cyber group, clarifying that some were targeted but not necessarily compromised. The US Department of Justice said on Friday that the Senate, Federal Reserve, NASA and several other agencies were “among the targets” of QTFY, a China-linked