Emirates is spending over $23 million to expand facial recognition across Dubai Airport’s Terminal 3. The system uses 200+ biometric cameras to identify travelers from a meter away, eliminating the need for passports or boarding passes at key checkpoints.
Apollo’s insurance unit Athene generated $871 million in spread profits last quarter, the highest in two years. The surge came despite concerns that falling interest rates would cripple their private credit model. Basically, they’re lending so much volume that it’s making up for tighter margins.
A new platform is making quantum computing accessible to non-experts. qBraid lets users code on real quantum hardware through a simple cloud interface, eliminating weeks of setup time. The startup has already helped over 20,000 people across 120 countries run quantum programs.
The world’s largest sovereign wealth fund is taking a stand against Elon Musk’s unprecedented compensation package. This institutional revolt signals a new era of shareholder activism in tech governance.
The $150 billion decentralized finance sector faces unprecedented security risks as rapid innovation outpaces protection. With $2.2 billion stolen in 2025 alone, experts warn that DeFi’s foundational security model may be fundamentally flawed.
Nintendo’s Switch 2 achieved impressive 10.36 million hardware sales, but the software numbers tell a different story. The original Switch continues to dominate software sales, creating an unprecedented generational challenge.
Nintendo is aggressively countering the “no games” criticism of Switch 2 with a carefully orchestrated release schedule. The company’s latest financial report reveals nine confirmed titles, blending new IP with strategic enhanced ports.
Apple has quietly launched a full-featured App Store on the web, accessible from any device. This move signals a fundamental shift in Apple’s walled garden strategy amid growing regulatory pressure. The implications for developers and consumers could be profound.
As hybrid IT environments become increasingly complex, traditional network management tools are failing to provide the visibility needed for reliable operations. FNT’s Advanced Connectivity Management offers a unified data model approach that could transform how organizations manage connectivity acr
Major AI companies are offering free services across India, but there’s a strategic trade-off. Millions of Indian users are becoming unwitting trainers for global AI models while gaining access to cutting-edge technology.
