For all the hype about data centers in space, there just aren’t very many GPUs up there. As that starts to change, the near-term business of orbital compute is starting to take shape. The largest compute cluster currently in orbit was launched by Canada’s Kepler Communications in January, and boasts about 40 Nvidia Orin edge … Read More “The largest orbital compute cluster is open for business” »
Which AI tools are software engineers using, and what do they really think of them? We asked The Pragmatic Engineer subscribers, and nearly a thousand of you have shared your experiences of using AI tools for work. The survey ran for weeks, between 27 January and 17 February 2026. This article provides a high-level overview … Read More “AI Tooling for Software Engineers in 2026” »
Huawei has finally confirmed the launch date for its Pura 90 Pro series in China, while also revealing the phones’ design, color options, and RAM/storage configs. The lineup will include the Pura 90 Pro and Pura 90 Pro Max. The Huawei Pura 90 series is set to be unveiled in China on April 20. Interested … Read More “Huawei Pura 90 Pro series launch date and design revealed” »
Andy Walker / Android Authority TL;DR Google Meet is rolling out to Android Auto with an audio-only experience designed for safe use while driving. The feature lets you join scheduled meetings and call contacts, but skips video and most interactive tools. Don’t want to miss the best from Android Authority? Google notes that Meet on … Read More “Google is putting Meet in your Android Auto dashboard just days after CarPlay” »
Windows LAPS (local admin password solution) is redefining how organizations secure local admin accounts across modern Windows environments. Traditional approaches to managing local admin passwords are no longer sufficient in a landscape shaped by hybrid work and evolving threat vectors. Windows LAPS addresses this challenge by automatically rotating and securely storing unique local admin passwords … Read More “Windows LAPS overview: Getting started” »
Rockstar confirmed on Saturday that some of its data was compromised in a breach of a third-party provider. The group ShinyHunters claimed responsibility, saying it had gained access to the company’s Snowflake instances (a cloud-hosting provider popular with enterprise customers) via Anodot, a cost-monitoring and analytics service. The group is demanding a ransom by April … Read More “Rockstar Games says hack will have ‘no impact’” »
Most teams pick a search provider by running a few test queries and hoping for the best – a recipe for hallucinations and unpredictable failures. This technical guide from You.com gives you access to an exact framework to evaluate AI search and retrieval. What you’ll get: A four-phase framework for evaluating AI search How to … Read More “How Netflix Live Streams to 100 Million Devices in 60 Seconds” »
Welcome to Import AI, a newsletter about AI research. Import AI runs on lattes, ramen, and feedback from readers. If you’d like to support this, please subscribe. Facebook: Let’s not build self-improving AI, let’s build co-improving AI:…A sensible goal which may be hard to achieve…Facebook researchers have said that building self-improving AI which eventually reaches … Read More “Co-improving AI; RL dreams; AI labels might be annoying” »
Huawei’s Enjoy 90 series includes three smartphones – Enjoy 90, Enjoy 90 Plus, and Enjoy 90 Pro Max. These are now joined by the Enjoy 90m Plus, which has been listed on Huawei’s official website. The Huawei Enjoy 90m Plus is built around a 6.67″ HD+ 120Hz LCD with a centered punch hole for the … Read More “Huawei Enjoy 90m Plus goes official” »
Karandeep Singh / Android Authority I didn’t intend to do this experiment, but my month-long trip away from home forced me to shut down my NAS for a good few weeks. What I expected to be a temporary inconvenience ended up feeling… normal. The NAS is such an ingrained part of my local file access … Read More “I replaced my NAS with Google Drive and barely noticed” »
