In a push to accelerate the ATSC 3.0 transition, broadcasters are promising sub-$60 converter boxes by this fall. They’re also showing off new whole-home DVR solutions that finally work with encrypted channels, aiming to address major consumer and regulatory concerns ahead of a potential FCC rule ch
Michelle Ragusa-McBain, a former Cisco and SonicWall channel executive, has been named global channel chief at DDoS protection vendor Corero Network Security. She aims to accelerate partner-led growth for Corero’s real-time DDoS protection solutions.
With Tim Cook turning 65 and succession planning accelerating, Apple’s hardware chief John Ternus is now seen as the likely next CEO. The move would signal a focus on operational excellence over radical innovation.
The most-played games on console haven’t changed since 2024, and they probably won’t in 2026. This stagnation is killing new live-service games before they can even get started. So what’s the way forward for developers?
New Xbox hardware is reportedly coming in 2026, but it’s likely the long-rumored Elite Series 3 controller, not a next-gen console. The big upgrade? A shift to direct-to-WiFi connectivity to slash cloud gaming latency.
The UK Atomic Energy Authority has launched the fifth scientific campaign for its MAST Upgrade spherical tokamak. This six-month push involves over 200 scientists and will run 950 plasma experiments to tackle key hurdles for practical fusion power.
According to a Financial Times report cited by Reuters, Chinese hackers accessed emails used by staffers on key House committees. The campaign, known as Salt Typhoon, is seen as a major cybersecurity threat aiming to disrupt US infrastructure.
Ubisoft is closing its studio in Halifax, Canada, just 16 days after employees there voted to unionize. The company claims the closure is unrelated to the union and part of broader cost-cutting measures that have reduced its headcount by 8% in 2024.
Samsung’s spherical Ballie robot appears to have been shelved after being absent from CES 2026. The company calls it an “active innovation platform,” but its path to store shelves looks dim.
The CFO of shale giant EOG Resources says oversupply and the potential for increased Venezuelan production are pushing oil prices down. This trend is expected to last for several more quarters, even as the LNG boom faces a similar oversupply risk.
