European quantum computing firm IQM has scrapped its co-CEO leadership model. Co-founder Jan Goetz is now the sole CEO, while former co-CEO Mikko Välimäki will transition out by March 31, 2026.
In a recent interview, Siemens’ Chief Technology and Strategy Officer Peter Koerte detailed the company’s strategic bets for navigating major global trends. He’s focused on electrification, automation, and building specialized “industrial foundation models” for AI, but remains unconvinced by humanoi
Apple has quietly upgraded its AirTag tracker. The new model keeps the $29 price but extends Precision Finding range by 50% and adds a much louder speaker. It’s available to order now.
An Oklahoma state senator has introduced a bill to halt new data center construction for three years. The move aims to study the impacts on water, utilities, and land use as the AI boom drives development into new regions.
New data shows a shocking surge of “Gamerscore spam” games on Xbox, making up almost 40% of 2025 releases. This flood of shovelware is warping achievement totals and hurting game discovery for everyone else.
Microsoft has released its second out-of-band update this January to fix critical bugs from its security patch. This latest fix resolves Outlook crashes and app freezes when handling cloud-stored files. It follows a previous emergency update for shutdown and login issues.
Rolls-Royce stock is on an unprecedented streak, setting a new record high every day in 2026. The aerospace and defense giant is riding a wave of geopolitical tension and a broader market rally, but its story is more complex than just defense spending.
Tesla is moving its Optimus robot training program to its massive Austin factory. The goal is to collect video data from workers to teach the humanoid bot real-world tasks, a shift from earlier methods.
The latest release of the open-source SVT-AV1 encoder, version 4.0, delivers dramatic performance improvements. It offers up to 8x faster encoding at the same quality, along with better visual features for both video and AVIF images.
The UK’s legacy copper network is being switched off, triggering the closure of thousands of telephone exchanges. This multi-year process is forcing hundreds of internet providers to move customers and equipment, with major costs and logistical headaches.
