The biggest crypto story of 2025 seems obvious: Wall Street’s full embrace. But a deeper, more subtle trend was the ongoing expansion of decentralized finance, challenging what “decentralization” even means anymore.
German bio-tech startup BIOWEG has raised €1.5 million from Germany’s SPRIND agency. The funding will advance its platform to recover Rare Earth Elements from waste streams using a fermentation and green chemistry process developed with Technische Universität Berlin.
A new study has pinpointed specific DNA switches in brain support cells that are directly involved in Alzheimer’s disease. This work, which tested nearly 1000 candidate regions, provides a crucial “wiring diagram” for understanding the genetic circuitry of the brain.
A Fortune report reveals a massive disconnect. While over 400,000 skilled trade jobs sit open, Gen Z faces cultural stigma and broken pathways into these six-figure careers. Both sides are missing each other in a shifting economy.
Nvidia employees have massive financial incentives to retire, but author Stephen Witt says a fear of missing out on building “the single most important technology of all time” keeps them working. He also warns that the AI investment frenzy could crash if cash flows don’t materialize.
Intel is doubling down on its Linux and AI software stack with two key driver updates. The moves aim to solidify its position as a viable alternative in the competitive AI hardware space.
Sony Honda Mobility is bringing PlayStation 5 Remote Play to its Afeela 1 electric vehicle next year. You’ll need your console on at home and a stable 15Mbps connection to play as a passenger. It’s a niche feature for a very specific, and likely expensive, new car.
Microsoft is testing a new banner in its Edge browser that warns users about security when they visit the Google Chrome download page. The move highlights the ongoing battle between tech giants to keep users within their own ecosystems.
Supercapacitors are finding their niche as the auto industry changes. A new forecast says their future is in stabilizing power grids, not just hybrid cars.
Local authorities in northern France are hunting for a company to develop a hyperscale data center campus capable of drawing a staggering 1.4 gigawatts of power. The site offers 33 hectares of land now, with room to grow, and promises fast-track grid connections. This is a direct play for AI and clo
