New benchmark testing puts openSUSE Tumbleweed against the performance-optimized CachyOS distribution. The results might surprise Linux enthusiasts who expected Tumbleweed’s x86_64-v3 packages to deliver better performance. Here’s how the rolling release distributions actually stack up.
T. Rowe Price manages $1.7 trillion in client assets, with CTO Ramon Richards leading a major tech modernization. The firm is betting big on AI while emphasizing responsible adoption and human oversight. Here’s how they’re preparing for an AI-dominated future.
YouTube TV subscribers are getting a $20 credit to compensate for the loss of Disney-owned channels. The credit comes after Google’s contract with Disney expired on October 30, 2025, removing access to ABC, ESPN, and more than 20 other channels.
PitchBook is launching an AI assistant called Navigator that provides instant access to private market data. Subscribers will be able to query startup information directly through ChatGPT starting in late November.
London’s AI Score has emerged from stealth with €864k in pre-Seed funding to tackle the growing AI governance crisis. The platform provides real-time visibility and control across enterprise AI systems as 70% of security leaders cite AI governance as a top priority. The funding reflects broader Euro
According to a new report, electrification could reduce global final energy demand by 24% over the next 25 years even as GDP doubles. The key lies in the superior efficiency of electric applications compared to fossil fuel alternatives.
Forget checking dashboards and digging through logs. This setup sends instant Discord notifications for everything from successful backups to drive failures. The result? Real-time awareness without the hassle.
The digital economy’s energy consumption is exploding, with internet infrastructure already consuming 13% of US electricity. As chip power demands double every few years, we’re heading toward half the grid powering digital devices within a decade. The clean information age has a surprisingly dirty p
The Durobo Krono is a new 6.13-inch eReader that aims to compete with devices like the Boox Palma. Despite running Android 13 and featuring a unique scroll wheel, it suffers from cheap hardware and unpolished software. At $299, it’s a disappointing alternative to established players.
The current AI stock frenzy echoes the dot-com bubble, but there are crucial differences. Companies like Microsoft and Amazon actually have cash flow now, unlike many 2000-era startups. The key lesson? Don’t abandon tech entirely—just be smart about valuations.
