A new documentary, “Ghost in the Machine,” premiered at Sundance, directly challenging the narrative around AI superintelligence. It connects the tech’s foundations to eugenics and race science while questioning the logic behind an estimated $1.4 trillion in planned data center spending.
According to Engadget, the Nex Playground is a surprise hit, selling 650,000 units last year. The $249 device revives motion gaming with a simple plug-and-play design, but locks you into an $89 annual subscription for all its games.
A bombshell report details how U.S. nuclear safety regulations are being dramatically weakened. The changes, backed by tech giants, strip away critical environmental and security protections for new reactor projects.
Despite fewer active ransomware groups, the number of victim organizations posted to leak sites surged in late 2025. The threat is consolidating around a few highly efficient operators like Qilin and Akira, who are focusing on speed and evasion.
Google has launched its AI Plus subscription in the US for $8 a month, bundling advanced Gemini access with creative video tools and cloud storage. The plan is automatically added for existing Google One Premium users, signaling a major push to mainstream paid AI.
We’re drowning in creative possibilities thanks to AI. The new bottleneck isn’t technical skill, but vision and judgment. Here’s why the question “should we?” is about to eclipse “can we?”
A new report reveals how business uncertainty became the defining force of 2025, directly hitting the bottom line. Firms facing high uncertainty were twice as likely to miss targets and are entering 2026 with severely limited growth plans.
Vertiv is launching a new AI-driven managed service called Vertiv Next Predict. It aims to shift data center maintenance from scheduled routines to a system that analyzes asset behavior to predict failures before they happen.
Windows 11 has officially crossed the 1 billion user mark, achieving the milestone faster than its predecessor, Windows 10. The news comes amidst ongoing user complaints about system requirements and software stability.
A survey of over 500 data professionals reveals a massive gap between AI adoption and governance. Companies are deploying autonomous systems without clear rules or accountability, setting the stage for serious operational failures.
