Tech Industry
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Consumer Technology
Samsung’s Next Galaxy Event Sets the Stage for Bigger Foldables
Samsung is lining up another major Galaxy moment for August 27, with a new Galaxy S26 device ready to take…
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AI in Science & Research
Underground Hydrogen Draws Billions and Hard Questions
Hydrogen is hiding underground. Researchers and companies are now searching for natural hydrogen across several continents, hoping Earth can supply…
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Quantum Computing
IBM Connects Cryogenic Modules for Thousands of Future Qubits
IBM has connected and cooled a pair of modular cryogenic systems as a single unit, taking a step toward quantum…
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Consumer Technology
Samsung’s Next Galaxy Event May Reveal a New S26 Phone
Samsung is planning another Galaxy Event for August 27, with the newest addition to the Galaxy S26 series set to…
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AI News & Trends
Children Face a Polycrisis Their Support Systems Must Finally Address
The world feels unsafe to many children. Climate change, pandemics, conflicts, economic instability, and political division are not distant headlines…
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Startups & Venture Capital
The Strongest Moment May Be The Right Time To Sell
Selling a company can feel like the wrong conversation when everything is going well. Revenue is growing rapidly, customers are…
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AI News & Trends
Horizon Hunters Gathering Retreats From Live-Service Ambitions
Horizon Hunters Gathering is changing course. Guerrilla Games is reportedly overhauling the project to make it a more traditional co-op…
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AI News & Trends
Warren Spector Leaves Game Development After Nearly 44 Years
Warren Spector has retired from game development, ending a career that was one month away from reaching its 44th year.…
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Startups & Venture Capital
Hollow-Core Fiber Startup Lands $22 Million for Faster Data Centers
Relativity Networks has raised $22 million in SAFE note funding to develop fiber technology for data centers, where tiny differences…
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Quantum Computing
Quantum Computing’s Next Buildout Runs From Cryogenic Fridges to Chicago
Quantum computing is moving beyond lab breakthroughs and into the harder work of building systems that can be manufactured, supported,…
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