UK e-waste firm n2s is partnering with NTT Data to handle the sustainable decommissioning of IT equipment across Virgin Media O2’s UK data center portfolio. The three-year deal aims to process over 40,000 assets using advanced bioleaching to recover precious metals, supporting Virgin Media O2’s 2040
Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansour is publicly supporting a forthcoming bill from Rep. Ritchie Torres aimed at banning insider trading by government officials on prediction markets. This comes after a trader on rival platform Polymarket netted over $400,000 on a suspiciously timed trade about a political even
At CES, PepsiCo announced a new partnership with Siemens and Nvidia to use AI and digital twin technology in its manufacturing and supply chain. The goal is to simulate factory operations virtually to optimize its physical footprint. Early pilot tests are already underway in the U.S.
Razer is moving far beyond gaming mice with a new AI ecosystem. The centerpieces are a physical digital companion for your desk and a powerful AI headset built to replace smart glasses.
Deepfake technology is now a global threat, eroding the very foundations of digital trust. Human detection of high-quality deepfakes is only 24.5% accurate, and fraud attempts are surging. The response requires a fundamental shift in how we verify identity and media integrity.
A Texas court has issued a Temporary Restraining Order against Samsung, halting its use of Automated Content Recognition technology in TVs. The state’s lawsuit also targets LG, Sony, Hisense, and TCL, alleging they spy on viewers.
Samsung has patched a serious vulnerability in its SSD management software, Samsung Magician. The flaw, discovered in August 2025, could let attackers gain admin control of your PC. The fix is in version 9.0.
The investment thesis for space is fundamentally changing. It’s no longer about isolated rocket companies, but about the underlying infrastructure enabling global commerce and security.
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 is reportedly set for a price increase at launch. The hike is blamed on rising component costs, specifically a memory shortage, rather than major new features.
A European consortium has unveiled a laser-based process to integrate graphene directly onto silicon wafers. This could be the key to finally using 2D materials in commercial chipmaking.
