Did you know that on January 6th, 1838, Samuel Morse publicly demonstrated his electric telegraph for the first time? That simple "tap-tap" revolutionized human communication—and was the first real code that made the world talk faster. Imagine if he had Wi-Fi back then!
Hey, tech friend! Happy Tuesday – or como dizem por aí, dia oficial de colocar as coisas nos trilhos (especialmente se for Kubernetes rodando Docker Kanvas, rs). Se o café ainda não bateu, relaxa: separei os highlights do CES 2026, novidades quentes em chips (AMD deixou até a Apple de orelha em pé) e histórias de IA dignas de discutir nos grupos. Bora começar bem informado?
Nvidia and Hesai join forces to raise the bar in autonomous driving with cutting-edge lidar.
Docker Kanvas takes on Helm and Kustomize, turning dev-to-Kubernetes into visual magic.
Major info leak hits 50 companies that ignored MFA—hackers thank them.
DeepSeek puts open source AI on the global center stage, with a nod from Nvidia.
Nvidia and Mercedes-Benz present 'Alpamayo' AI for safer, smarter self-driving cars.
AMD unveils Ryzen AI Max+ and 9850X3D chips, promising desktop power at new price points.
AMD launches Ryzen AI 400 series: more speed, smarter Copilot+ integration.
⌨ HP bets on the keyboard-PC comeback with EliteBoard (yep, a true keyboard with brains!).
Nvidia is teaming up with Hesai, the lidar leader from Shanghai, to supply next-gen laser sensors for the Drive Hyperion platform. This move aims for safer, hands-free driving at Level 4 autonomy (aka: bye-bye steering wheel in certain situations). Hesai goes global, while Nvidia tightens its grip as king of car tech. Ready for lasers in every lane?
View articleSick of YAML headaches? Docker just dropped Kanvas, letting devs auto-convert Docker Compose files into Kubernetes manifests—with visual mapping. It’s designed to steal the thunder from Helm and Kustomize! If you dream of seamless dev-to-cloud workflows, Kanvas could be your new BFF. Agile just got a makeover, and deployment might stop being a drama.
View articleOnce again, skipping multifactor authentication (MFA) comes back to haunt. At least 50 firms—including giants like Iberia and Sekisui House—fell victim to an infostealer. Stolen cloud credentials are up for grabs on the dark web. (Tip: Enable MFA, seriously.) This could be the wake-up call the corporate world needed. Don’t be ‘that’ IT admin!
View articleAt CES, Nvidia’s CEO Jin Huang spotlighted DeepSeek, a Chinese AI start-up, for pushing open source AI forward—including hardware that runs massive models with fewer resources. Organizations are hopping on the open code train, as open source models boomed 30% in 2 years. Expect more democratized AI—and more collabs—soon.
View articleNvidia and Mercedes-Benz rolled out 'Alpamayo', their AI system for smarter, reasoning-powered cars. Alpamayo can make nuanced, traffic-savvy decisions and is expected to make roads much safer. With more automakers eyeing AI partnerships, your next ride might just think for itself—and help kickstart a whole new age in mobility.
View articleAMD took CES 2026 by storm—announcing Ryzen AI Max+ chips for compact desktops and the new 9850X3D for gamers who crave 3D V-Cache muscle (without extravagant prices). AMD is taking notes from Apple, integrating CPU, GPU, and NPU on a single chip for blazing performance and efficiency. Expect affordable, versatile gaming and creator rigs.
View articleAMD doubled down with the Ryzen AI 400 processors—bringing up to 60 TOPS of NPU power, 30% faster multitasking, and 70% speed boost for creative tasks. With Copilot+ support, these chips might bring AI smarts to your daily grind. If you want a laptop or desktop that feels future-proof, keep an eye on these launches.
View articleHP just revived the retro keyboard-computer with their EliteBoard—a full Windows PC hiding inside a beefy keyboard. With up to Ryzen 7 chips and 64GB RAM, all you add is a monitor! Perfect for on-the-go IT admins (or nostalgic geeks). Clunky cables aside, reviews say it’s fast and comfy. Will this format finally catch on?
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