Microsoft is expanding its cloud gaming footprint again, this time to Hisense smart TVs. The move follows similar partnerships with LG and Samsung, signaling a clear strategy to move beyond the console.
Hyundai Motor Group announced it will begin using humanoid robots for manufacturing tasks at its U.S. factory in Georgia starting in 2028. The production version of the Atlas robot, developed by Boston Dynamics, was unveiled at CES. The company aims for a gradual rollout across all its sites as part
A new security standard is locking down verifiable credentials. The EUDI wallet’s High Assurance Interoperability Profile (HAIP) 1.0, published in December 2025, now requires DPoP to prevent stolen token attacks. Luckily, Spring Boot 3.5, released in May 2025, has native support.
A UK fusion energy developer is investing nearly £8 million in new high-performance computing power. The contract for a modular data center, awarded to Boxxe, will support the ambitious STEP prototype fusion plant project. It’s a sign of the intense computational needs behind the quest for fusion en
According to the World Economic Forum, 40% of core worker skills are set to change in just five years. Many companies are stuck in old hiring habits, and the focus on AI might not be the silver bullet they think it is.
Apollo Global Management is leading a massive $1.2 billion investment in QXO, the company built by billionaire Brad Jacobs. The capital is earmarked for acquisitions as Jacobs aims to build a $50 billion revenue giant in the building products space.
Qualcomm has unveiled two variants of its new Snapdragon X2 Plus processor for Windows on Arm laptops. The chips promise major performance jumps and a game-changing 43% reduction in power use, which could finally make Arm laptops a true all-day proposition.
The RondoDox botnet has escalated its attacks by weaponizing the critical React2Shell vulnerability. Researchers warn it’s actively scanning for and infecting vulnerable Next.js servers to install cryptominers and Mirai-based malware. This marks a significant expansion for a botnet known for targeti
Predictive maintenance is moving from the cloud to the noisy factory floor. It’s a brutal job that demands real-time FFT processing at the edge, and the hardware has to be just as tough as the software is smart.
Edge AI startup femtoAI is taking its Sparse Processing Unit (SPU) accelerator to CES 2026 in Las Vegas. The company just announced it shipped over 100,000 units, closed a funding round, and is expanding its team.
