Google’s Gemini 3 Flash is a new, free AI model that’s both incredibly fast and surprisingly capable. According to a professional tester, it handles complex tasks like analyzing 75-page documents with ease, removing the cost barrier for powerful AI.
Honda has issued a safety recall for nearly every 2025 CR-V e:FCEV it has sold in the U.S. The issue involves coolant potentially leaking into the fuel cell stack, which could cause a short circuit and a sudden loss of power. The recall affects 388 vehicles, and Honda will replace the entire fuel ce
Microsoft is rolling out a new text editing feature for its Copilot AI on Windows 11. Available now in preview to Windows Insiders, it allows for real-time rewriting and refining of text in any app. The feature requires specific builds and enabling Copilot Vision to work.
A Chinese government-backed hacking group is actively exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in Cisco’s Secure Email Gateway and related products. Researchers have identified hundreds of exposed systems, primarily in the US, India, and Thailand. There is no software patch; Cisco’s only remediation is t
Coinbase is launching a “stablecoin-as-a-service” platform, letting companies mint their own tokens. In a separate move, it’s also helping Klarna raise capital via USDC. It’s a major infrastructure play.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says he’s “0%” excited about being a public company CEO, even as the company reportedly eyes a massive IPO. According to Fortune, early talks suggest a valuation as high as $830 billion, with CFO Sarah Friar targeting a 2027 listing. The move follows a major restructuring that
The Pacific Northwest tech scene saw a flurry of executive moves this week. A Nintex CEO is out, a Workday thought leader is in, and a SurveyMonkey gets a new CFO from the Seattle area.
Apple’s MacBook Air has become the world’s most popular business laptop, according to Omdia. Apple’s Colleen Novielli credits the shift to Apple Silicon, which boosted power and efficiency, making Macs viable for every employee.
After decades of hype, quantum computers are starting to deliver on their original promise as tools for scientific discovery. In 2025, researchers used them to tackle real problems in particle physics, condensed matter, and materials science, marking a subtle but significant shift.
A growing grassroots movement is taking on big tech’s data centers. From Indiana to Louisiana, communities are citing soaring electricity costs and pollution, forcing delays and cancellations of massive projects.
