Data centers are getting bigger, louder, and more expensive, driving up electricity costs and polluting local communities. Of course, companies that get paid to put stuff in space like SpaceX, Blue Origin, and now StarCloud claim that launching AI Data Centers into space is the future. But is putting data centers in space, which are really giant satellite networks of … Read More

The US LUCAS drone copied Iran’s Shahed drone tech: the US and Iran have different approaches to military drone warfare navigation tech. Iran’s Shahed drones are fire-and-forget drones guided mainly by onboard GPS and navigation systems, meaning the drones’ target location must be programmed before launch. The US approach on the LUCAS drone uses advanced satellite links through SpaceX’s StarShield … Read More

How does Wireshark reveal malware on your router? Wireshark is a network protocol analyzer tool for understanding what’s really happening on your computer network. While testing our technology on a router, Wireshark showed us thousands of connection requests per second from our NDI IoT camera overwhelming a router. Using packet capture in Wireshark, we traced the traffic to a compromised … Read More

Are OpenClaw AI agents worth the hype or just useless tech? Over the past few weeks, OpenClaw and autonomous AI agents have taken over tech Twitter, GitHub, and just about every corner of the internet. From mass-generated emails sent to open source maintainers to AI agents submitting endless pull requests, we’re starting to see what happens when large language models … Read More

Behind the Olympics’ noisy new drones: At the 2026 Winter Olympics, high-speed FPV drones deliver first-person footage by chasing athletes at up to 80 mph. We explain how these lightweight camera drones use new technology to fly behind Olympic athletes on downhill skiing, luge, bobsled, skeleton, and ski jump, capturing HD video and transmitting it live using advanced COFDM encoding. … Read More