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These three companies control the world’s RAM supply. #Vergecast
The Verge· 2025-12-23 15:00
But I don't remember anybody forecasting that all of a sudden AI data centers will be buying up so much of the world's RAM that the rest of us would be scrging for leftovers. >> Can I actually ask about that. So I heard there's a data center RAM crunch and I thought, oh, it's because Nvidia is selling a lot of GPUs today centers.Don't the GPUs use a different RAM. Don't they use VRAM. They have their video RAM.It's on a slightly different standard, but fundamentally all the memory is coming from just a few ...
#ad Ashley from the Hype Desk sat down with Ring CEO Jamie Siminoff to learn about Search Party.
The Verge· 2025-12-22 20:00
I would die if Biscuit went missing. >> The only time my dog got lost, I was driving down the street yelling out his name, which doesn't seem like a very effective use of my time to find my dog. >> Up until yesterday, that was the best technology way of finding your dog.And now we've actually put some technology using AI, using our network of Ring cameras, and our neighbors to find him. >> How long uh have you wanted to have this feature available on Ring. >> At Ring, our mission has always been to make nei ...
As podcasts pivot to video, the term for platformless audio shows is losing its meaning.
The Verge· 2025-12-22 15:02
I think we're going to stop using the word podcast, or at least it will start to feel outdated. At the end of last year, I wrote about how podcasts started to experiment with video, taking hosts you've only heard voices of and putting them into a well-lit studio, competing on a whole new playing field, aka YouTube and Tik Tok. I think next year will be really hard to define what is a podcast and what is just like a video show. Just like how no one really uses the phrase web series anymore, I think the word ...
What was your favorite AIM feature? #VersionHistory
The Verge· 2025-12-22 15:00
One fun thing about AIM, by the way, one of the great features that everybody should continue to do is you could warn somebody on AIM. Do you guys remember this. If somebody was harassing you or you wanted to just stop them for whatever reason, you you there was a warn button and if you warned them enough times, it would actually start to slow down their internet connection.>> Wow. >> Do you remember this. This is this is one of the great features of all time, it would actually start to throttle their conne ...
Can you guess the AIM sound? #VersionHistory
The Verge· 2025-12-21 15:01
I'm going to play the sound and you're going to tell me what the sound represents. You ready. >> Oh, that they're on.>> Getting online. >> That's correct. That's the login.>> You got a message or >> close. This is the conversation start >> noise. This is the you've the first message from somebody is that noise.And then >> you sent a message >> almost. >> That's the you've received a message. >> Received the message.Okay. Here, just to give this one away. Here's the opposite.>> You've That's You've sent a me ...
We’re looking back at the best part of AOL – AIM. #versionhistory
The Verge· 2025-12-20 15:01
In the mid1 1990s, if you were online, you were almost certainly using America online. AOL was the internet for lots and lots of people. But within AOL, there was this tiny team that almost nobody wanted to exist that was building an app that might someday bring the best part of AOL outside the walled garden.From the Verge and Vox Media, this is Virgin History, a show about the best and worst and strangest and most important products in tech history. Today we're talking, of course, about AOL Instant Messeng ...
This week in Brendan Carr is a dummy... #Vergecast
The Verge· 2025-12-19 20:30
There's a chapter of Project 2025 written by Brendan Carr and I'm just telling you it's coming. The reason that he's making this enormous stand about being able to regulate speech on broadcast is so that he can make the same argument about the internet and he will find the authority and again he keeps daring Congress to stop him and I suspect Congress will remain as dysfunctional as ever and they will not. There are other ways into it, some of which run into his own policymaking from the past.As we've discu ...
YouTube will stream the Oscars in 2029 #Vergecast
The Verge· 2025-12-19 19:30
YouTube will now be the streaming host of the Oscars starting in 2029. This I just get such a kick out of this because like I I did this big story about YouTube for its 20th anniversary which was earlier this year. And one of the things they're very honest about is that a a big next moment for YouTube is going to be to start winning some of these big Hollywood awards.Like it has the audience. They got on the Neielson ratings which was a huge deal and a real sort of legitimacy thing. They have all the advert ...
LG forced a Copilot web app onto its TVs #Vergecast
The Verge· 2025-12-19 18:55
A bunch of people who own LGTVs, >> oh god, >> recently noticed that an icon for Microsoft Copilot appeared in their like webOS doc >> and they couldn't delete it. >> So this is obviously very bad. Like first of all, your TV maker just like installing apps you can't delete is bad.Installing without asking all very bad. Installing co-pilot on your TV is like so dumb. So >> you start a show it's like did you want to make a spreadsheet out of this.So, this story breaks I I I kid you not on the R mildy infuriat ...
Rivian unveils its own proprietary silicon chip, and a number of forthcoming autonomous features.
The Verge· 2025-12-19 15:01
Rivian just had a big AI and autonomy event here at their offices in Palo Alto and they made a bunch of new announcements. So, let's get into it. So, the first big announcement is a new silicon chip designed in-house to power Rivian's Gen 3 AI computer.It can generate 1,600 trillion operations a second and will appear in the company's upcoming R2 vehicle starting at the end of 2026. Next, I got to experience Rivian's new universal hands-free feature that will work on three and a half million roads in North ...