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07/17/2026

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06/07/2026

China is putting data centers on the ocean floor.

Instead of building every server farm on land, engineers are placing sealed data center modules underwater.

The idea is simple.

Servers create huge amounts of heat.

Traditional data centers need massive cooling systems, electricity, and sometimes huge amounts of water just to stop them overheating.

But underwater, the ocean itself becomes the cooling system.

The surrounding seawater helps absorb the heat, reducing the need for traditional air conditioning and freshwater cooling.

China has already been testing and building underwater data center projects, including sites linked to Hainan and Shanghai.

The modules are sealed, pressure-resistant, and designed to sit beneath the sea while running computing workloads for things like AI, cloud services, and data processing.

Supporters say the benefits could be huge.

Less land use.

Less freshwater demand.

Lower cooling energy.

And a new way to build data centers without covering so much land with giant warehouse-style server farms.

But there are still big questions.

Saltwater corrosion.

Maintenance.

Subsea cables.

Marine impact.

And whether this can work reliably at large scale.

Still, the concept is wild.

While some countries are fighting over land for data centers, China is moving part of the internet underwater.

06/07/2026

Today, on the anniversary of D-Day, I am honoring my father’s incredible bravery and sacrifice during World War II. As a combat medic in Company B, 81st Medical Battalion, he initially arrived in the historic second wave on the beaches of Normandy, under General Patton’s Third Army with the legendary 11th Armored Division ("Thunderbolt"). His mission of mercy and healing across Europe culminated on May 5, 1945, when his unit entered and liberated the Mauthausen Concentration Camp in Austria. Amid unimaginable horror, he and his fellow medics worked tirelessly to provide life-saving aid, comfort, and humanity to thousands of starving survivors. I am forever proud of his courage, his deep compassion, and his profound legacy as a healer who saved lives in the darkest corners of war.

05/11/2026

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04/15/2026

A fascinating—and somewhat unsettling—development in AI just surfaced.

In a recent test, a new AI model called “Mythos”, created by Anthropic successfully carried out a full simulated cyberattack—something that typically requires a skilled human to complete in many hours.

While it didn’t succeed every time, the fact that it could complete the entire process at all has raised serious questions.

The issue isn’t just hacking—it’s what this represents: AI moving beyond advising on, but actually executing complex, multi-step tasks on its own.
Some are sounding alarms, others say the concerns are overblown (for now). Either way, this feels like an important glimpse into where things may be headed.

Just ensure you have robust security on all your devices and stay informed about the latest developments in the world of AI. AI is very important and will affect your life whether you like it or not.

Take a look at this thread on X from the AI Security Institute from the UK and decide for yourself: