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Nvidia tackles grid-capacity limits to sustain datacentre growth
Nvidia has unveiled new datacentre power-management systems aimed at squeezing more usable computing capacity out of the electricity supplied to AI facilities, since chip sales are increasingly constrained not by manufacturing but by how much power grids can actually provide. The move matters because ageing GPU generations remain in service for years, so demand for…
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Pentagon whistleblowers send ‘urgent SOS’ about Pete Hegseth in extraordinary public appeal: ‘Dumb, deluded and utterly incompetent’… as chaotic blunders get so bad, Army leaders turn on ‘worst defense secretary in history’
Six Pentagon insiders have gone public, using untraceable communication methods, to warn that the Department of Defense under Secretary Pete Hegseth is in disarray, calling him the least qualified and most explosive defense secretary in American history. They describe a chaotic, demoralised workplace where Hegseth allegedly fires senior leaders, blocks promotions, pursues personal vendettas and…
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Noise wants to help everyday people become paid content creators
Marketing platform Noise is aiming to let ordinary people earn money as content creators, connecting brands with anyone willing to promote products on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook or YouTube, rather than relying on established influencers. Creators are paid per view instead of a flat fee, while brands submit campaign briefs and budgets and let Noise handle…
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HBO’s ‘Harry Potter’ Series Is Officially Getting a Major Upgrade for Season 2
HBO’s Harry Potter TV series has announced fresh casting for its second season, with actor Rafe Spall taking on the role of Arthur Weasley. The casting is seen as a significant coup for the show, given Spall’s current run of acclaimed performances, and it brings notable star power to a beloved character as the remake…
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Sunderland open Europa League account with penalty win over AZ Alkmaar
Sunderland began their Europa League league-phase campaign with a hard-fought 1-0 win over AZ Alkmaar at the Stadium of Light, thanks to a second-half penalty from Enzo Le Fée. Régis Le Bris’s side dominated much of the match but were profligate in front of goal, hitting the post and missing several clear-cut chances before the…
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Texas Courts David Ellison As the Paramount Relocation Race Heats Up
Paramount CEO David Ellison has been meeting officials in Texas and other states as he weighs moving the studio’s headquarters out of California, with a self-imposed 1 October deadline looming. That date marks when a reported $7 million-a-day “ticking fee” begins accruing if Paramount’s pending deal for Warner Bros. Discovery does not close, and Ellison…
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AWS Confirms Permanent Data Loss from Iranian Drone Strikes on Gulf Infrastructure
Newly obtained photographs, provided to the BBC’s US partner CBS by active military personnel, reveal extensive Iranian drone strike damage to American bases in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait that officials say was not fully disclosed to the public. The images, released alongside a Pentagon watchdog report, corroborate and expand on earlier revelations that the same…
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Google Smart Home Platform Opens to Third-Party AI Agents Via Industry Protocol Standard
Google Home is adding support for the Model Context Protocol (MCP) standard, enabling users to employ various third-party AI agents to manage their smart home tasks. This development matters because it opens the Google Home ecosystem to external AI agents like Claude, Hermes and Open Claw, allowing them to interact securely with connected devices and…
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Anthropic Expands Claude With Built-In Docs and Slides Tools
Anthropic has unveiled two new productivity tools for Claude: Docs and Slides, which allow users to create and edit documents and presentations directly within chat conversations. Simultaneously, the company is consolidating its interface by merging regular chats and Cowork into a unified “one Claude” experience, making all AI productivity features available from any conversation. This…
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TalkFuse evening briefing, 16 Sep 2026 19:38
TUC delegates gather in Brighton buoyed by warmer Downing Street ties, while von der Leyen courts Canada, Amnesty names 87 Iranian officials, Trump promises a $5,000 “dividend”, Entain cuts 400 jobs, and tributes follow Ed Sheeran’s tour woes and singer Ben Saunders’s death.