According to OpenText, we’re heading toward a future where everyone manages teams of AI assistants. The technology is already delivering massive efficiency gains, but security concerns are growing just as quickly.
Meta allegedly maintained a 17-strike policy for accounts involved in sex trafficking, according to testimony from the company’s former head of safety. The unredacted filing reveals multiple accusations that Meta prioritized engagement over user safety, particularly for teen users. Company spokesper
Google’s Gemini 3 model reportedly outperforms rivals like GPT-5.1 and Claude Sonnet 4.5 on reasoning benchmarks while introducing powerful agent capabilities. The new features could dramatically lower barriers to software creation while raising questions about AI platform concentration. This repres
Memory prices are skyrocketing thanks to AI data center demand, with some RAM kits jumping from $150 to over $400 in months. The price hikes are affecting everything from PC components to gaming consoles, and analysts warn the situation won’t improve until 2026 at the earliest.
Researchers from Hokkaido University discovered that moss spores can withstand the harsh environment of space. The findings could have implications for future space agriculture and ecosystem development on other planets.
The AI investment frenzy shows classic bubble warning signs, but the underlying technology delivers real value. We’re likely headed for a normalization period rather than a catastrophic burst.
OnePlus has officially announced its December 17, 2025 global launch event featuring three new devices. The lineup includes the OnePlus 15R smartphone, Pad Go 2 tablet with 5G, and Watch Lite wearable. Availability varies by region with North America, Europe, and India getting different combinations
USB Wi-Fi adapters might seem convenient, but they’re riddled with issues that make them unreliable for serious use. From tiny dongles that can’t handle basic browsing to larger USB adapters limited by port bandwidth, there’s a better solution that doesn’t cost much more.
While everyone focuses on EV batteries and charging stations, companies like ODOS are building the critical data infrastructure that makes modern electric vehicles actually work. Their rugged telemetry systems are enabling everything from predictive maintenance to autonomous truck trials across mult
AI data centers could see power demand increase 30x by 2035, creating an urgent need for utilities to deliver megawatts quickly. Utilities like AEP are deploying Bloom Energy fuel cells to provide immediate power while grid upgrades proceed. This approach creates new revenue streams without passing
