New research from Pure Telecom reveals growing user backlash against social media ownership. A quarter of Irish adults have already left a platform over ethical concerns, with data privacy being the top worry.
Enry’s Island SpA is betting big on gaming, both as an investment sector and as an educational tool. The firm is launching “Enry’s Island AdVentures,” a video game to teach startup building, via a Kickstarter in Q1 2026.
Microsoft is closing out 2025 by admitting the Microsoft Store’s real problem was usability. A focus on core fixes, like performance and recommendations, has reportedly boosted it to 250 million monthly active users. The question is whether these long-overdue improvements are enough to change its re
AI music companies Suno and Udio are settling copyright lawsuits with major labels, but the deals only protect signed artists. The model rewards infringement and leaves thousands of independent creators uncompensated.
New data from Oura ring users shows Americans logged the most daily physiological stress in 2024. But the metric is a complex mix of physical and psychological signals.
The term “Artificial General Intelligence” (AGI) is falling out of favor with the very CEOs who built their companies on it. Now, they’re inventing a slew of new acronyms with softer, friendlier branding. The shift is driven by vague definitions, contract drama, and public fear.
In a bid to tackle the data center power crunch, Verne is turning to Vema Hydrogen’s unique geological production method. The ten-year deal aims to supply clean, on-site power independent of the strained grid, with operations targeted for 2028.
Researchers have built a MEMS clock on a chip smaller than a sugar cube that only drifted 102 nanoseconds over eight hours. This stability, powered by doped silicon and integrated heaters, rivals chip-scale atomic clocks while using a fraction of the power and space.
The AI boom is sending memory prices soaring, forcing device makers to raise prices. Apple’s traditional focus on optimization over raw specs might give it a crucial edge in this new, expensive landscape.
The CEO of subprime auto lender Tricolor directed his CFO to send him $6.25 million in bonus payments in August 2025, just weeks before the company filed for bankruptcy. Prosecutors allege this was part of a years-long “systemic fraud” involving $800 million in “bogus collateral.”
