The House of Lords Science and Technology Committee warns that the UK’s inability to retain science and tech companies has become an economic emergency. Their report calls for radical reforms to visa policies, pension fund investment, and government leadership to stop the bleeding.
Klarna is facing another customer data exposure issue where application forms pre-filled with other users’ personal information. The company confirmed the problem but won’t disclose how many customers are affected. This comes just as millions begin holiday shopping through Klarna’s retail partners l
Samsung’s $1,800 Galaxy XR headset is planning a major international expansion in 2026. The device will launch in Germany, France, Canada, and the UK, with more countries potentially joining the list as production increases.
The software industry is shifting from Andrej Karpathy’s “vibe coding” concept toward more structured context engineering. According to Thoughtworks’ latest Technology Radar, this reflects a broader realization that AI progress isn’t just about scale but effective context management. The move comes
Apple is moving forward with iOS 26.2 and iPadOS 26.2 development after releasing the stable 26.1 updates. The new betas are now available for registered developers to test. Public betas are expected to follow shortly.
The UK Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs invested heavily in Windows 10 upgrades just as Microsoft ended support. Despite the massive expenditure, thousands of devices still need replacement, raising questions about the strategy’s effectiveness.
Nintendo has officially confirmed it’s shifting primary development focus to the Switch 2 platform. The company revealed that 84% of Switch 2 owners previously owned Switch 1 consoles. This smooth transition across generations is exactly what Nintendo hoped for.
Threat actors are increasingly using trusted tools like PowerShell and Office macros instead of traditional malware. This “living off the land” approach makes detection incredibly difficult since everything looks legitimate. Organizations need smarter security that understands normal behavior versus
Joe Tigay of Rational Equity Armor Fund says AI needs to benefit the broader economy for the current rally to endure. He’s concerned about permanent job losses from AI efficiency gains without new opportunities. Amazon’s recent AI-related layoffs might be just the beginning.
IBM is expected to lay off thousands of employees globally as the company refocuses on software and services growth. The cuts represent a “low single-digit percentage” of IBM’s 270,000-person workforce and follow similar moves by Amazon and Meta.
