US Customs and Border Protection searched a record 55,424 electronic devices at borders in fiscal year 2025, representing a 17% increase. The surge coincides with Trump administration immigration policies and declining international tourism. Advanced forensic tools are making what was once lab work
A new Kickstarter campaign aims to bring Lego’s Game Boy model to life with emulation capabilities. However, with prices starting at €129, the BrickBoy faces stiff competition from more capable retro gaming handhelds.
Elon Musk has launched Grokipedia, an AI-powered encyclopedia positioned as an alternative to Wikipedia. The platform uses his Grok chatbot to generate and fact-check content, raising questions about bias and information reliability in AI-driven knowledge platforms.
Adobe is transforming creative workflows with groundbreaking AI features including Prompt to Edit and music generation tools. These announcements at Adobe MAX represent the next evolution of generative AI from creation to intelligent editing.
Scientists are developing revolutionary approaches to engineer plant immune receptors that recognize multiple pathogens simultaneously. This breakthrough could overcome the trade-off between disease resistance and crop yield that has plagued agricultural breeding for decades.
New research reveals AI-generated phishing emails achieve 54% click rates, making them four times more effective than human-written lures. This represents a fundamental shift in cybersecurity threats that demands immediate attention from security teams.
The legal technology landscape is undergoing a significant realignment as Consilio integrates Reveal’s private deployment into its Aurora platform. This partnership emerges as Relativity phases out server-based solutions, creating new competitive dynamics in the eDiscovery market. The collaboration
A new MIT report reveals that 95% of AI pilots fail to deliver measurable ROI, creating a paradox for enterprises. Technology leaders face difficult decisions about integrating AI into stable systems without clear returns.
Ingenico has named Floris de Kort, former CEO of cross-border payments network Thunes, as its new chief executive effective November 1. The appointment comes as the payment terminal giant seeks to accelerate global expansion amid shifting market dynamics.
A new report reveals Cascadia’s paradoxical position in the AI race. While boasting world-class tech infrastructure and research institutions, the region faces mounting challenges that could derail its ambitions. Can Seattle, Portland, and Vancouver coordinate to overcome these hurdles?
