According to SamMobile, their 2025 Samsung Awards have crowned this year's best devices, introducing new categories like Best Feature. The award for Best Display went…
According to ZDNet, identity management giant Okta has proposed a crucial new open security standard to address a looming crisis as AI agents proliferate. By…
According to The Verge, last week a group called Operation Bluebird filed a petition with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to cancel X Corp.'s…
According to XDA-Developers, a tech journalist has shifted their entire workflow away from Notion and Google's experimental NotebookLM to a free, browser-based tool called Gistr.…
According to Embedded Computing Design, industrial giant Siemens and semiconductor manufacturer GlobalFoundries (GF) are entering a collaboration. The goal is to leverage both companies' AI-based…
According to TheRegister.com, Oracle is forcefully denying a Bloomberg report that claimed delays in its monumental $300 billion cloud computing contract with OpenAI. The company…
According to Manufacturing.net, Palantir Technologies has launched a new operating system called Chain Reaction, designed specifically to accelerate the buildout…
According to Fortune, Time magazine named the collective "Architects of AI" its Person of the Year for 2025 on Thursday.…
According to Techmeme, Google has launched its Gemini AI features within the Chrome browser for iPhone and iPad users, starting…
According to DCD, Latvia-based Power Mining has developed a shipping container data center that mines Bitcoin and redirects the waste heat into municipal heating grids.…
According to SamMobile, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold handles most app transitions well but has a specific software oddity. When you switch from the…
Boom Supersonic is repurposing its supersonic jet engine technology to tackle the AI data center power crisis. Its new 42MW “Superpower” turbine generator can operate efficiently in extreme heat, reducing cooling needs. The company has already secured a massive 1.21GW order from AI infrastructure fi
Forget rogue robots. The biggest AI anxiety in the C-suite is a classic IT problem: getting new AI to work with old tech. A new study shows over half of CEOs fear their shiny AI will just end up as expensive “shelf-ware.”
A researcher on OpenAI’s economic team has resigned, accusing the company of acting like a “propaganda arm.” This comes as OpenAI reportedly plans a historic IPO and shifts away from its open research roots.
The push for state-level AI regulation is colliding with calls for a single federal framework. Investors argue a patchwork of laws would cripple innovation, but some policymakers are moving ahead anyway.
SoftBank is considering a massive acquisition to fuel its AI ambitions. The Japanese giant is in talks to buy data center operator Switch, which is seeking about $50 billion. This follows SoftBank’s heavy investment in OpenAI and its Stargate project.
A recent Forbes piece pushes back against calls to restrict Nvidia’s AI chip sales to China. The argument centers on free markets, innovation cycles, and the impracticality of controlling technology. It’s a classic trade debate with a high-tech twist.
Students at Washington University in St. Louis protested to uncover the true cost of a massive Workday implementation. The final price tag? Nearly $266 million over seven years. This follows a pattern of costly and troubled rollouts of the enterprise software at other major institutions.
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 lineup is set to go all-in on the Qi2 wireless charging standard. Leaks point to a suite of magnetic cases and new power accessories designed to unlock faster 25W wireless charging, especially for the Ultra model. The full launch is expected in late February 2026.
