The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has announced which quantum computing companies advanced to Stage B of its rigorous validation program. This decision immediately reshapes the competitive landscape and delivers brutal blows to some industry pioneers. Billions in future investment now ha
Elon Musk predicts AI will wipe out desk jobs “like lightning” while physical labor roles remain. The xAI CEO told Joe Rogan we’re heading toward universal high income where work becomes optional. But he warns there will be “trauma and disruption” along the way.
The UK government is making major moves in quantum technology with new international partnerships and £14 million in funding for quantum sensors. Collaborations include Japan for computing research, Canada for communications, and Singapore for satellite technology. These announcements come as part o
Spanish data center operator Templus has begun construction on a new facility in the autonomous city of Ceuta. The 2,500 square meter data center will start with 1.2MW of power and is scheduled to be operational by the first half of 2026. The location offers unique advantages as a European regulator
Tesla shareholders just approved what could become a $1 trillion pay package for Elon Musk. But the CEO will need to achieve nearly impossible growth targets to collect the full amount. The plan faces skepticism given Tesla’s recent performance misses.
Nintendo plans to become “even more actively involved” in moviemaking following the massive success of The Super Mario Bros. Movie. The company has The Super Mario Galaxy Movie coming in 2026 and a live-action Zelda film in 2027, with president Shuntaro Furukawa calling films “long-term assets” for
Researchers have developed a revolutionary method using single molecules as microscopic particle colliders. This breakthrough could help explain why the universe contains far more matter than antimatter. The technique uses radium’s unique pear-shaped nucleus to probe fundamental physics.
Salesforce’s Field CTO Dr. Eoghan Casey brings decades of high-level cybersecurity expertise to the role. His background includes leadership at the Department of Defense Cyber Crime Center and authoring the foundational textbook Digital Evidence and Computer Crime.
The ongoing government shutdown has left businesses flying blind without official economic data. Private payroll companies are stepping in with conflicting signals about the job market, creating more confusion than clarity for decision-makers navigating the uncertainty.
OpenAI’s leadership suggested the government should act as “insurer of last resort” for AI infrastructure. They quickly backtracked when met with immediate pushback from Washington. The exchange reveals tensions beneath AI’s massive buildout.
