The Southern Alberta Institute of Technology is tackling Canada’s housing crisis from the ground up. Its Green Building Technology Access Centre uses applied research to develop sustainable, affordable building solutions, from the Arctic to Alberta.
A consortium of SGH and Steel Dynamics has made an A$13.2 billion play for BlueScope Steel. But the offer, a 27% premium, uses outdated financials from a weak year, making the investment math look shaky at best.
The AI boom is hitting the power grid hard. A new analysis shows data centers added $6.5 billion in costs to secure electricity, raising concerns about higher bills for everyone. Meanwhile, Nvidia is pushing the tech further with new AI for autonomous vehicles.
The EU is refusing to back down from enforcing its landmark tech regulations despite escalating threats from the US Trade Representative. American officials have warned of potential fees and restrictions on European software firms operating in the US if the bloc doesn’t change course. With fines alr
A critical vulnerability in Zoom for Windows, scored 9.6/10, was actively exploited to steal data and hijack systems. Zoom has patched it, but the incident reveals a persistent and dangerous security pattern for Windows software. Updating immediately is the only fix.
A new malware family targeting Discord users is flying under the radar with advanced obfuscation. VVS stealer, written in Python, uses a legitimate tool called Pyarmor to hide its code and steal sensitive data like tokens and billing info. It’s a clear example of how common developer tools can be tw
Stablecoin giant Tether is backing SQRIL, a Singapore-based payments API startup. The company aims to let users of apps like Venmo or Revolut scan local QR codes abroad and pay in their home currency, with the merchant receiving local funds instantly.
A new Forbes analysis predicts 2026 will be a year of political pressure in healthcare, not sweeping reform. Expect small, targeted moves on drug pricing and insurance models, but the core problems of cost and coverage will remain stubbornly unchanged.
India’s first wave of OSAT companies is shifting from building capacity to claiming price competitiveness. Meanwhile, Chinese EV makers have captured nearly a third of the Indian market in a surprising shift.
A new FCC policy banning future foreign-made drone models in the U.S. is shaking up the industry. Seattle-based Brinc and others see a huge opening to fill the void left by giants like DJI.
