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…
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.
Facing massive latency issues, Alaska’s Department of Transportation is using Armada’s “Galleon” edge data centers to process drone imagery on-site. This cuts decision-making from over a day down to real-time for monitoring disasters like landslides and typhoons.
SPhotonix is commercializing a 5D glass storage technology that’s incredibly durable and dense. A single 5-inch disc can hold 360TB of data, theoretically preserving it for billions of years. The catch? The hardware to write and read it costs tens of thousands of dollars.
Sandia National Laboratories has deployed a new supercomputer called Spectra, powered by 128 accelerators from startup NextSilicon. The system, part of the Vanguard program, will be used by national labs to test advanced fluid dynamics and nuclear weapons simulations. It’s a direct challenge to Nvid
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.
The Financial Stability Oversight Council’s latest report takes a calm view of current stability but warns that cyber risk and AI adoption are key systemic channels. It calls for a holistic review to simplify complex bank capital rules and shifts policy focus toward market mechanics and third-party
NASA is launching a pilot program to test SpaceX’s secure Starshield satellite network. The goal is to provide a redundant, encrypted communications link for its critical Deep Space Network sites.
The hyperscale provider has acquired 2.4 million sq ft of land for its first Saudi facility. The move is a direct play to support the country’s Vision 2030 and national AI goals.
