Quantum computing has crossed an important threshold, but it is […]

Humanoid robots are advancing rapidly, but commercial success requires more than impressive hardware. Techstrong examines the global race to combine capable bodies, AI intelligence and real-world deployment at scale.

The Nine PBS archive dispute shows why legal ownership of data is not enough. True data sovereignty requires independent, tested access to backups when vendors, systems or contracts fail.

AI data-center growth is driving massive investment across manufacturing, energy, cooling, fiber and power infrastructure — but history suggests today’s suppliers could face margin pressure and excess capacity if supply grows faster than demand.

Through investments, partnerships and a new plan to mobilize more than $500 billion, NVIDIA is not merely supplying the AI economy. It is increasingly deciding how that economy gets financed, assembled and built.

For years, the largest technology companies presented themselves as a […]

The AI infrastructure buildout is no longer a Silicon Valley […]

Part Two of the Techstrong investigation into who really pays for America’s data-center boom documents the sequence — preemption statutes, NDAs, code-named projects and incentive packages — that lets the deal get locked in before the public gets to vote.

A Techstrong investigation into the federal lobbying campaign around H.R. 9340, the Ratepayer Protection Act — 53 filings, 50 organizations, 206 lobbyists, and $42.4 million in quarterly federal lobbying activity around a five-page bill about who pays for America’s data-center boom.

The man who built the rockets now wants Grok to remake Homer, correct Christopher Nolan and restore Helen of Troy’s supposedly proper hair color. Howard Hughes would understand.