Researchers have identified two existing cancer drugs that reversed Alzheimer’s symptoms in mouse models. The combination therapy reduced harmful tau protein clumps and improved learning and memory. Human trials are the next step.
The Central Bank of Ireland has fined Coinbase Europe €21.5m for serious anti-money laundering failures. The exchange failed to monitor 30.5 million transactions over a 12-month period, representing 31% of its total volume.
Nippon Steel is making a massive bet on the data center boom with plans to produce specialized electrical steel for transformers. The company will invest billions at its Arkansas facility to manufacture grain-oriented electrical steel sheets. Mass production is scheduled to begin in 2028 as part of
Google and Epic have finally settled their legal battle, with Google proposing changes to Android 17 next year. The company says it will make third-party app stores easier to install. But the fine print reveals sideloading won’t get any simpler.
Dispatch’s episodic release strategy is paying off big time. The game just hit 131,000 concurrent players on Steam after releasing two new episodes, doubling last week’s numbers and showing how episodic gaming can build momentum like a TV series.
Boise State University has secured a $1.5 million defense research award to develop advanced gallium nitride materials. The funding will support new instrumentation and training for semiconductor research. This positions the university as a growing hub for defense-related materials innovation.
After reinstalling Fedora three times due to failed dual-boot experiments, this writer discovered Rescuezilla. The free tool creates bootable backup environments that even include web browsers for troubleshooting. It’s become their go-to diagnostic tool for Linux system recovery.
American businesses are missing out on nearly $3 trillion in productivity gains due to poor AI implementation strategies. The problem isn’t the technology itself, but how organizations are enabling their workforce to use it effectively. This represents a massive untapped opportunity for companies th
Cluely founder Roy Lee admits the startup may have launched too early after pivoting from its controversial “cheat on everything” positioning. The company recently narrowed its focus to AI meeting notes amid questions about sustainable growth.
The typical AI founder is now 29 years old, five years younger than during the 2010s software boom. These technical founders are building smaller teams and scaling revenue faster than ever before, with tools like Cursor hitting $100 million in annual recurring revenue within just one year.
