SpaceX IPO Talk Is Back, and It’s Pointing to 2026
The chatter about a SpaceX IPO is heating up again, with a new report pointing to a 2026 target. This time, the focus is squarely on spinning off the Starlink business unit.
Category: Innovation
vivo Teams Up With Nat Geo to Show Off Its New X300 Phones
vivo has launched a new marketing campaign with National Geographic Creative Works called “Go Into the Wild.” The project will use the new X300 and X300 Pro smartphones to film a documentary across India’s diverse ecosystems.
Lenovo’s wild rollable gaming laptop could be real
According to a new report, Lenovo might be preparing a gaming laptop with a rollable OLED screen. The so-called Legion Pro Rollable would let the display expand horizontally to an ultrawide 21:9 format, a first for the company.
Big Tech’s AI Agent Alliance is a Bet on the Future
Major AI players are trying to bring order to the chaotic world of AI agents. By forming the Agentic AI Foundation, they’re backing three key technologies as potential industry standards.
Congress Kills Military Right-to-Repair, Blames Defense Lobby
The final version of the 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) has been released, and key provisions granting the military the right to repair its own equipment are gone. Despite support from both parties and the White House, the measures were removed, with advocates pointing to defense con
Fifth Third Bets Big on Brex for Its Corporate Banking Clientele
Fifth Third Bank is partnering with fintech Brex to offer AI-powered corporate cards and financial tech to its commercial clients. The deal, announced December 9, makes Brex the bank’s default commercial card solution. It’s a major scale play for both companies.
Microsoft, Providence release free AI to analyze tumors in minutes
Researchers from Microsoft, Providence, and the University of Washington have publicly released GigaTIME, an AI model that analyzes standard pathology slides to create virtual, detailed maps of the tumor microenvironment. The tool, trained on 40 million cells and applied to over 14,000 patients, is
ABB and E.ON Team Up To Tackle Industry’s Energy Bill Problem
Two industrial giants, ABB and E.ON, are joining forces to accelerate energy efficiency projects. Their partnership focuses on removing upfront costs for companies in sectors like food & beverage and data centers, offering guaranteed savings through a single service model.
The Tech Finally Catching Up to the Virtual Power Plant Dream
Virtual power plants are hitting an inflection point. A decade of battery tech gains and smarter software is making them viable, just as soaring electricity demand and grid bottlenecks create a desperate need. The big question now is whether markets and utilities will get out of the way.
Danfoss’s New Hydraulic Pump Aims to Slash Energy Use by 80%
Danfoss Power Solutions has unveiled its most advanced medium-pressure axial piston pump yet. The PVMX pump targets high-dynamic applications like injection molding and die casting, with claims of up to 80% energy savings through regenerative technology.