London Robotaxis, Inclusive Technologies for Deaf Athletes and a 100 MW Data Center in India — News of Note for the Internet-Minded

In this week’s News of Note, Nvidia plans rollout of AI-powered laptop chips, ASML’s EUV breakthrough promises a surge in chip production, and increasing threats from polymorphic malware force shift in cybersecurity strategies. Elsewhere, Acme Weather offers alternate weather predictions for greater accuracy.

• Nvidia makes a comeback to the consumer PC market with AI-focused laptop chips. (MSN, Hillary Remy)
• New app, Acme Weather, uses prediction models and multiple data sources to give a more nuanced and informative weather forecast. (TechCrunch, Sarah Perez)
• Tata Group partners with OpenAI on landmark AI data center in India. (Business Standard, Shivani Shinde)
• ASML’s EUV light source innovation is poised to significantly boost chip production by 2030. (Reuters, Stephen Nellis)
• Self-driving robotaxis are debuting in London in the spring. (AP News, Kelvin Chan)
• Inclusive technologies tested at Deaflympics in Tokyo. (BBC Technology, Paul Carter)
• Constantly evolving threats from polymorphic malware reshape cybersecurity strategies. (Forbes, Chuck Brooks)

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