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TechnologyArs Technica ·

Who Is Responsible When a $3.2B AI Data Center Has Multiple Owners?

A $3.2 billion AI data center project involves a complex network of multiple corporate entities, raising questions about accountability and responsibility. When several companies jointly back a single infrastructure project, determining who is liable for failures or problems becomes legally and operationally murky. The scale of the investment highlights the growing trend of large-scale AI infrastructure being funded through multi-party corporate arrangements. Such structures can obscure transparency, making it difficult for regulators, investors, and the public to identify a clear responsible party. The situation underscores a broader challenge in the AI industry as massive data center projects increasingly rely on layered ownership models.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

Who Is Accountable When Multiple Firms Share a $3.2B AI Data Center?

A $3.2 billion AI data center project involves a complex network of multiple corporate entities, raising questions about accountability and oversight. When several companies jointly back a single infrastructure project, determining responsibility for failures or issues becomes legally and operationally murky. The arrangement reflects a growing trend in the AI industry where massive capital requirements push firms into shared or layered ownership structures. Such complexity can obscure who holds decision-making authority and who is liable when things go wrong. The case highlights broader concerns about transparency and governance in large-scale AI infrastructure investments.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Bentley's 2027 Torcal EV SUV Previewed Ahead of Official Debut

Bentley is preparing to unveil its first all-electric SUV, the Torcal, with an official debut expected later this month. The 2027 model shares its platform with the electrified Porsche Cayenne, both part of the Volkswagen Auto Group lineup. A journalist from The Verge was given a preview ride in a heavily camouflaged preproduction version of the vehicle. The Torcal enters a growing luxury EV segment that already includes the Rolls-Royce Spectre, Cadillac Celestiq, and Mercedes-Maybach EQS. Notably, the SUV attempts to balance its electric powertrain with simulated V8 sounds, raising questions about authenticity in luxury EVs.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Huawei Mate XT 2 adopts inward-fold design and privacy display similar to Samsung

Huawei has launched the Mate XT 2 in China, its third trifold smartphone. Unlike its predecessor, the Mate XT 2 uses an inward-folding design similar to Samsung's Galaxy Z TriFold, replacing the accordion-style fold of the original Mate XT released in late 2024. The new device also becomes the first foldable phone to feature a privacy-enhancing display, a technology Samsung introduced on the Galaxy S26 Ultra. The original Mate XT's design left parts of the folding display permanently exposed, an issue the new form factor appears to address.

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TechnologyNYT Technology ·

Contactless Virtual Taekwondo Makes Asian Games Debut Amid Criticism

A virtual, non-contact version of the Korean martial art taekwondo is competing at the Asian Games for the first time this year. The format removes all physical contact from what is traditionally a combat sport. Supporters see it as an innovative evolution of the discipline, while detractors argue it is little more than a video game in disguise. The debut marks a significant moment for the sport as it explores digital and virtual formats.

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TechnologyNYT Technology ·

AI-Designed Drug Rentosertib Shows Promise in Slowing Biological Aging

A drug candidate called rentosertib, developed with the assistance of artificial intelligence, was originally created to treat a rare lung condition. Early data suggests the drug may also reduce biological markers associated with aging. The findings come from the drug's maker, who reported these additional potential benefits beyond the primary lung indication. If validated, rentosertib could represent a notable example of AI's expanding role in pharmaceutical development.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Seattle Times and Newsday sue OpenAI and Microsoft over copyright infringement

The Seattle Times and Newsday have filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging that their journalism was used without permission to train AI models. The outlets claim OpenAI's systems frequently reproduce passages from their original reporting in response to user queries. Microsoft was named as a co-defendant because its Copilot product is built on OpenAI's technology. The case adds to a growing wave of similar lawsuits, including those filed by The New York Times, Ziff Davis, and Encyclopedia Britannica. The two publishers join nearly 400 local newspapers that have recently taken legal action against the two tech companies.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Phil Schiller Steps Back from App Store Role Over Concerns About Its Future

Apple veteran Phil Schiller is stepping down as head of the App Store, according to a Bloomberg report by Mark Gurman. His decision was reportedly influenced in part by reservations about the future direction of the App Store. Schiller will not be leaving Apple entirely, however, and will continue with the company in the role of Apple Fellow. In that capacity, he is expected to work on unspecified projects going forward.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Amazon Cargo Plane Overruns Runway at Miami Airport, Causing Multiple Injuries

An Amazon cargo plane operated by 21 Air overran the runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday, September 6, 2026, around 2 p.m. local time. The Boeing 767-300 aircraft had departed from Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Upon landing, the plane crashed into vehicles, resulting in multiple injuries whose severity was not immediately known. The FAA confirmed the incident involving Flight 7598 in an official statement. The accident prompted authorities to ground flights at the airport in the immediate aftermath.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Authors dispute publishers' share claims in Anthropic copyright settlement

Authors are pushing back against publishers and literary agents who they believe are claiming an outsized portion of settlement payments from AI company Anthropic. The dispute centers on how funds from the settlement are being distributed among rights holders. Authors argue that publishers and agents are overreaching in their claims to the compensation. The conflict highlights ongoing tensions between individual creators and the larger industry players who represent or publish their work in AI-related copyright cases.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Isar Aerospace becomes first European company to reach orbit with commercial rocket

German startup Isar Aerospace has successfully launched Europe's first fully commercial orbital rocket, the two-stage Spectrum, from a spaceport in Norway. The milestone marks a significant breakthrough for the European space industry, which has long lacked a homegrown commercial launch option. The achievement comes after a failed attempt in March of the previous year, when the rocket crashed into the sea and exploded just 30 seconds after liftoff. CEO and Co-Founder Daniel Metzler described the launch as opening space access from Continental Europe and positioning Isar as a genuine alternative for both commercial and institutional customers worldwide.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Travis Kalanick's Atoms Venture Reportedly Eyeing Robotaxi Market

Travis Kalanick, the co-founder of Uber, appears to be steering his new venture Atoms toward the robotaxi industry. Kalanick has described Atoms as an opportunity to complete what he calls 'unfinished business,' suggesting a return to autonomous ride-hailing. The move would place him back in a space closely tied to his tenure at Uber, where self-driving ambitions were a major strategic focus. Details about Atoms' specific plans or timeline in the robotaxi sector remain limited at this stage.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Boox Picco Mini E-Reader With 3.97-Inch Touchscreen Expected in November

Boox has shared new details about its upcoming Picco e-reader at IFA, after first teasing the device in July with little information. The compact gadget features a 3.97-inch touchscreen e-paper display, which analysts consider an improvement over rival devices like the Xteink X4 Pro. Unlike some competitors, the Picco lacks rear magnets for phone attachment and has no onboard storage, relying solely on a microSD card. It does include physical page-turn buttons that can be configured for different short and long-press actions. A release is expected in November, though pricing has not yet been announced.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Fairphone 6 Plus Brings Ethical, Repairable Design to US Midrange Market

Fairphone has launched the Fairphone 6 Plus, its latest sustainability-focused Android smartphone, now available in the United States. The device is built around ethically sourced materials and a high degree of repairability, core principles the company has long championed. Previous Fairphone models required users to accept trade-offs such as weak processors and poor cameras in exchange for those sustainable credentials. The 6 Plus marks a significant step forward by delivering a performance level comparable to a standard midrange Android phone. It represents two key milestones for the brand: competitive everyday usability and an official US market entry.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Pokémon Champions arrives on mobile but Switch remains required for World Championships

Pokémon Champions, a competitive battle simulator, launched on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 in April before arriving on mobile devices in June. The game is cross-platform with a nearly identical experience across all versions, giving players flexibility based on their preferred device. However, competing at the highest official level, including the Pokémon World Championships, still requires a Nintendo Switch. No clear reason has been given by the developers for excluding mobile players from top-tier tournament eligibility. The limitation has drawn attention as the mobile version offers the same core gameplay without a path to championship-level competition.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

DIY Plug-In Solar Kits Are Quietly Catching On Across the US

Plug-in solar kits, which allow homeowners to feed solar power directly into a standard wall outlet, are gaining traction in the United States. The setup involves connecting a solar panel to a household outlet, effectively reducing electricity consumption from the grid. One user reported their electricity bill dropped to nearly zero after a full sunny day using an 800W system. Companies like EcoFlow are offering weatherproof, battery-integrated kits aimed at making the technology more accessible. The trend reflects growing consumer interest in low-barrier, DIY renewable energy solutions.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

German Firm Becomes First European Company to Launch Commercial Orbital Rocket

A German aerospace company has become the first in Europe to successfully launch a fully commercial orbital rocket. The milestone marks a significant achievement for the European private space sector. A company representative noted the feat was accomplished in a fraction of the time it took the traditional European space industry to reach similar milestones. The launch represents a growing shift toward privately funded orbital spaceflight in Europe.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

Farmed Salmon Losing Nutritional Value Due to Diet Changes, Study Finds

New research suggests that farmed salmon may no longer be as nutritious as it was in the past. The decline in nutritional quality is linked to significant changes in the fish's diet on farms. These dietary shifts are also having notable downstream effects on the environment and climate. The findings raise concerns about the long-term sustainability and health benefits of farmed salmon as a food source.

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TechnologyNYT Technology ·

Blacklisted Chinese Firm Inspur Routed Nvidia AI Chips to China via Subsidiary

The US government sanctioned Chinese tech company Inspur due to its ties with the Chinese military, effectively blacklisting it from American technology. Despite this, a subsidiary of Inspur continued to procure and ship Nvidia's top-tier AI chips into China. These chips were supplied to some of China's leading artificial intelligence companies, circumventing the intent of US export restrictions. The case highlights significant gaps in the enforcement of American sanctions and technology export controls targeting Chinese entities.

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