Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang initially called his interactions with a woman suspected of spying for China “completely normal and not unusual.” Days later, he admitted to an affair. When The New York Times first reported that US officials believed an executive at one of Nvidia’s customers, Megaspeed, had been recruited by the Chinese government to
AI chip leader Nvidia launched an investigation into reports CEO Jensen Huang was the target of a foreign intelligence campaign—just as the U.S. has intensified its own efforts at economic warfare. Nvidia’s board released a statement Sunday that a committee of independent directors and an outside counsel will oversee the probe, adding that Huang supports the
The robotic lawn mower category has evolved rapidly over recent years. Initially the robots had far less intelligence and required crutches like physical boundary wires, and complex base stations. Fast forward to 2026 and they have evolved. The TerraMow V600 robot mower relies entirely on an on-board triple-camera AI vision system to map and maintain
There are tons of items marked down to super-low prices on Amazon right now, especially as we get closer to Black Friday. Score deals on items from tech to home and everything in between. Today, you can score the Dyson Ball Animal 3 vacuum for an impressive $150 off. You can also get the latest Amazon Fire TV Stick
Code in the iOS 27.3 beta suggests that Apple could add support for chatbots to its smart home hub. There’s a flag listed for a “Conversational Apps” category. While there are no details about what apps would fall under that heading, it seems reasonable that AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Claude could be added to
South Australia is moving to stop councils routinely sending parking fines in the mail after camera cars identify an alleged offence. The proposed reforms would require a physical ticket or written notification on the vehicle, or a notice handed to the driver, rather than motorists discovering the allegation days later. Premier Peter Malinauskas outlined the