According to Inc, Nike is kicking off 2026 by confirming it will lay off 775 employees in the United States. These job cuts, reported on…
According to Bloomberg Business, Moloco, an advertising technology company backed by Fidelity and Tiger Global Management, is considering an initial public offering. The California-based firm…
According to SpaceNews, Blue Origin announced on January 30 that it is halting flights of its New Shepard suborbital vehicle for at least two years.…
According to TheRegister.com, former Google software engineer Linwei "Leon" Ding, 38, was convicted on Thursday on fourteen total counts—seven for economic espionage and seven for…
According to Reuters, Polish officials stated on Friday, January 30, that Russia's domestic spy agency, the FSB, was likely behind a series of cyberattacks on…
According to TechSpot, the U.S. installed over 18,000 new fast-charging ports in 2025, a massive 30% expansion in a single year. This brings the total…
According to TechCrunch, the TikTok alternative Skylight has soared to over 380,000 users following a surge in signups over the…
According to Manufacturing.net, defense and technology contractor Leidos has signed a deal to acquire engineering firm ENTRUST Solutions Group for…
According to TechSpot, Jack Buser, the global director for games at Google Cloud, is pushing the narrative that AI tools…
According to Windows Report | Error-free Tech Life, Dell is making a significant strategic pivot in how it markets its computers. While the company will…
According to Popular Mechanics, the AI industry's explosive growth is triggering a severe component shortage that will make all kinds of tech more expensive in…
The push for “agentic AI” that can execute tasks is hitting a major wall: bad data. According to a senior tech executive, the solution isn’t better models, but a rigid framework of automated rules to quarantine bad data before it ever reaches an AI system.
According to TechCrunch, information from Grokipedia, the conservative-leaning encyclopedia created by Elon Musk’s xAI, is appearing in ChatGPT answers. The Guardian found GPT-5.2 cited it nine times across various queries, though not on topics where its inaccuracies are well-known. OpenAI says it a
After a year of flattery and appeasement, European leaders have united to firmly reject Donald Trump’s renewed demand for the United States to take over Greenland. The stark threat, involving potential 25% tariffs, has forced a rupture in the traditional NATO alliance dynamic, with leaders now openl
In response to funding instability in the U.S.-run CVE program, Europe has launched its own Global CVE Allocation System (GCVE). While designed for compatibility, experts warn its decentralized model could lead to duplicate IDs and a fractured ecosystem for tracking vulnerabilities.
In a rare show of unity, Microsoft and Amazon are co-authoring op-eds and backing specific bills to tackle the Seattle housing crisis. They’ve committed $1.6 billion, but say policy change is the real key.
Ambitious startups are moving beyond simple knowledge bases. They’re deploying AI agents that actively work with information to automate processes and surface critical insights, turning internal knowledge into a real competitive edge.
A team from the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Michigan has built a robot measuring just 200 x 300 x 50 micrometers. It operates completely on its own, senses its environment, and swims using a novel electric propulsion system.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing historically low poll ratings and a grumpy mood over his leadership. His failure to command loyalty from his own Labour MPs and a series of policy U-turns are creating a domestic crisis that echoes the 1979 “Winter of Discontent.”
