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Hardware & Semiconductors
AMD’s Bold Move Into Custom AI Silicon with Taalas Acquisition
AMD has agreed to acquire Taalas, a startup focused on AI inference chips. Taalas builds special chips designed for single…
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Big Tech
Meta’s $942 Million Child Safety Penalty and What’s Next for Social Media
A New Mexico court has ordered Meta to pay a total of $942 million over harms linked to its social…
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Consumer Technology
Smart Money and Tracking Tools for Kids and Parents in 2026
Parents in the US now have a fresh way to manage their kids’ spending. Google Wallet recently introduced a new…
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AI Ethics & Policy
When Luxury Eco-Trips Clash with AI’s Energy Footprint
OpenAI recently invited influencers to a luxury retreat called Wildflower Farms in upstate New York. The event, named “Summer Club,”…
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AI Agents & Automation
How Sapiom’s $35M Boost Could Shape AI Agents in 2026
Sapiom just raised $35 million in a Series A round to build better infrastructure for AI agents. Dragonfly led the…
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Robotics & Autonomous Systems
California Teamsters Fight Back Against Self-Driving Truck Rules
The California Teamsters union is suing state agencies over new rules about self-driving trucks. They claim the state’s Department of…
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Consumer Technology
How Gen Z Dating Apps and Events Are Changing the Game
Dating apps are facing a new kind of challenge. Many users, especially Millennials and Gen Z, feel burned out by…
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Data & Digital Privacy
Protecting Your Privacy on Roku and Smart TVs in 2026
Roku devices track a lot more than you might expect. Their privacy policy shows they collect detailed data about what…
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AI in Business & Enterprise
Building AI Systems in 2026 with Smarter Tools and Networks
The AI world in 2026 looks very different from just a few years ago. Two years back, generative AI apps…
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AI in Science & Research
The Surprising Science Behind Touch, Pain, and Pleasure
Touch is more than just feeling. It can bring pain or pleasure. Scientists are working to understand how this happens.…
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