LG’s New Micro RGB TV Is Coming, But What Is It?
LG has officially confirmed its first flagship Micro RGB TV is launching in 2026. This kicks off a new wave of “RGB” displays from major brands, but it’s not the same as microLED.
Author: Henry Blakemore
Henry Blakemore brings a distinct perspective to technology journalism, forged through hands-on experience with industrial automation systems and their real-world implementations. His expertise spans the convergence of industrial computing, IoT networks, and emerging automation technologies, where he deciphers complex technical concepts for both specialist and general audiences. Blakemore's analysis consistently illuminates how these interconnected domains are reshaping manufacturing, logistics, and infrastructure. His writing stands out for its emphasis on practical applications rather than theoretical possibilities, drawing from direct observation of technology deployments across global industrial environments.
Klarna Wants AI Agents to Shop for You. Here’s How.
Klarna has launched the Agentic Product Protocol, an open standard to make merchant products discoverable by AI agents. It provides a live feed of 100 million products and 400 million prices across 12 markets. The move is part of a broader push to define the infrastructure for AI-driven, agent-led c
Apple’s $1 Billion Office Space Binge Shows a Persistent Problem
Despite its massive Apple Park campus, Apple is on a real estate spending spree. The company dropped over a billion dollars in 2025 alone to house its still-growing workforce, a problem that dates back to Steve Jobs.
Can Virtual Synchronous Machines Stop the Next Big Blackout?
A major blackout hit Spain and Portugal in April 2025, exposing grid instability as renewables grow. The solution might be Virtual Synchronous Machines, a tech that makes inverters act like traditional power plants to keep the grid stable.
The New CEO Playbook: Tech Savvy, But That’s Just The Start
A new Fortune list highlights 25 rising executives, from Disney’s Josh D’Amaro to Microsoft’s Scott Guthrie, as the next generation of Fortune 500 CEOs. Meanwhile, Ford takes a massive $19.5 billion impairment on its EV strategy, and Deloitte warns companies are spending AI budgets all wrong.
ABB Buys IPEC to Stop Data Center Power Outages Before They Start
ABB is acquiring UK-based electrical monitoring specialist IPEC. The deal aims to bring predictive maintenance tech for power infrastructure into ABB’s service portfolio for data centers.
iRobot Files Chapter 11, Sells Itself To Chinese Manufacturer
The Roomba maker has filed for a pre-packaged Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Its Chinese manufacturing partner, Picea Robotics, will take full ownership in a deal expected to close by February 2026.
A New Hydrogen Deal Aims to Power California’s AI Data Centers
Two companies, Vema Hydrogen and Verne, have inked a deal to supply clean hydrogen power for data centers in California. The plan is to start operations by 2028, producing over 36,000 metric tons of hydrogen annually. This is a direct response to the soaring energy needs driven by artificial intelli
Bell Labs Hits 100, Gets a Fresh Batch of IEEE Hardware
To mark its centennial, the legendary Bell Labs research institution was honored with seven new IEEE Milestone awards. The event highlighted foundational tech like the charge-coupled device (CCD) and molecular beam epitaxy (MBE), reminding us why pure research matters.
Apple’s M5 iPad Pro is crushing mobile games at Ultra settings
The M5 chip in the latest iPad Pro is delivering a serious gaming performance leap. It’s now running demanding titles like *Where Winds Meet* at maximum “Ultra” settings and a locked 60FPS, outperforming even the best smartphones.