As demand surges for precise monitoring in darkness, predictive industrial maintenance, and safe nighttime driving, thermal imaging has become a critical enabler of intelligent perception. Yet, the widespread adoption of thermal imaging has long been held back by high costs, unclear images and complex integration. Raytron, a global leader in infrared thermal imaging, is transforming

There’s a strange kind of vulnerability that comes with hitting “submit” on an essay these days. You’re not just worried about grammar slips or whether your argument is airtight—you’re also wondering if your professor’s AI detection software will raise an eyebrow and mutter, “Hmm… feels suspiciously machine-like.” I’ve been down that road. It’s not fun.

When I first heard Grok Imagine had a “Spicy Mode,” I chuckled—you know, because it screams Elon Musk-level flair for controversy. But then the realization sank in: this isn’t harmless fun. This might be the tech version of opening Pandora’s box. Grok Imagine, xAI’s new image/video generator, now lets SuperGrok and Premium+ users turn text

Promptchan’s Clone AI lets you copy an existing character or prompt from the community feed—and then make it your own. Think of it as borrowing someone’s template, tweaking the settings, and hitting generate to produce a consistent visual persona—an AI clone. Super handy when inspiration’s running low. You can literally clone a prompt, or grab

Anthropic has expanded the capabilities of its Claude Sonnet 4 AI model to handle up to one million tokens of context, five times its previous limit, enabling developers to process entire codebases or large document collections in a single request. The upgrade, now in public beta via Anthropic’s API and Amazon Bedrock, aims to support

Microsoft’s fascination with AI agents as a tool for developers continues with Wassette, a new open source release from its Azure Core Uptime team. Built in Rust and designed to host pieces of functionality written as WebAssembly Components, it’s a first step to delivering customizable and composable functionality that can be deployed as a tool

Microservices architecture, while offering exceptional agility and scalability, introduces a new layer of complexity in terms of tracking. Gone are the times of monolithic applications where a single set of logs ought to tell you the whole tale. In a distributed environment, knowing the health and performance of your machine requires a sophisticated method. Efficient

Microsoft 365 (and Office 365) subscribers get more frequent software updates than those who have purchased Office without a subscription, which means subscribers have access to the latest features, security patches, and bug fixes. But it can be hard to keep track of the changes in each update and know when they’re available. We’re doing

When it comes to AI, it’s not easy being green.  The technology requires massive amounts of computing power, which means consuming massive amounts of electricity. Giant new AI-focused data centers powered by carbon-intensive electricity plants are being built and planned across the US — and those plants are, as a group, far dirtier than plants

Over the past two years with my Windows Intelligence column, I’ve delivered some of the best boots-on-the-ground reporting of my career, from Microsoft’s big Copilot event to tracking the evolution of AI tools from 2023 to 2025 to countless useful Windows tips and detailed analyses. I’m incredibly proud of the information I’ve been able to