3. Micron, SK Commit Billions to RAM Capacity, but Almost Nothing Lands Before 2028 (www.storagereview.com)

Micron backs US wafer supply with $500M while SK hynix preps Indiana HBM packaging and commits $38B to two new Korean fabs.

Micron is investing $500 million to support US wafer supply, while SK hynix is planning a significant $38 billion expansion for new fabs in Korea and preparing HBM packaging in Indiana. Despite these commitments, substantial increases in RAM capacity won’t materialize until 2028.

5. Things That Used to Be Normal and Are Now a Luxury (albertogalca.com)

Silence, one-ingredient food, natural fibers, a human behind a counter, time offline. Five ordinary things that now cost real money and, worse, real attention.

A look at five everyday experiences that have transformed into luxuries, highlighting how our fast-paced lives have made silence, simple foods, and personal interactions increasingly rare and expensive. Discover what these changes reveal about modern living.

6. IndieWeb Homebrew Website Club Asia Pacific: Reflections (burgeonlab.com)

A recap and summary of the first ever Homebrew Website Club: Asia Pacific IndieWeb event.

The article provides a summary of the inaugural Homebrew Website Club in the Asia Pacific region, highlighting key takeaways and reflections from the event. It’s a valuable read for anyone interested in the IndieWeb movement and community initiatives.

10. Muse Glimmer is a memory hierarchy disguised as a 30B Transformer (abstractextraordinary.com)

Meta pitches Muse Glimmer as an agent that runs on your device: autonomous, multimodal, no cloud required.

Meta’s Muse Glimmer is an on-device AI agent that operates without needing cloud support, combining multiple modes of interaction in a compact 30 billion parameter model. This innovation could change how users engage with AI directly on their devices.

13. AI to help planes avoid climate-warming 'sky graffiti' (www.bbc.com)

A new UK trial hopes to reduce the condensation trails from planes, which can trap heat in the Earth's atmosphere.

A UK trial aims to use AI technology to minimize condensation trails from aircraft, which contribute to global warming by trapping heat in the atmosphere. This initiative could be a significant step toward reducing aviation’s environmental impact.

29. llms.txt: a proposed standard no major AI platform has confirmed it uses (geojacker.com)

Adoption sits around 10% of domains, major AI crawlers rarely fetch it, and Google has said it won

A proposed standard for large language models has seen limited adoption, with only about 10% of domains implementing it. Major AI crawlers seldom recognize it, and Google has stated it will not support the standard.

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