Bayer has filed patent lawsuits against Pfizer, BioNTech, and Moderna, alleging they misused Monsanto’s mRNA technology from the 1980s. The company is seeking monetary damages but is not trying to halt vaccine production.
The era of Linux being an ugly, technical-only OS is over. Driven by user demand and Windows 11’s strict hardware requirements, major distributions are now prioritizing polished, user-friendly design to attract mainstream switchers.
Ray Dalio is sounding a stark warning on the AI-fueled market rally. The Bridgewater founder says we’re in the early stages of a bubble and points to gold’s 47% outperformance over the S&P 500 in 2025 as a sign investors should diversify.
What if you built a Linux operating system from the ground up to run Windows binaries, instead of just adding compatibility as a feature? That’s the deranged, fascinating premise behind Loss32, a concept presented at the 39th Chaos Communication Congress in December 2025.
Microsoft is partnering with a major U.S. power grid operator to modernize the Midwest’s electricity system. The move highlights the intense pressure AI data centers are putting on the nation’s power infrastructure. It’s a strategic play to ensure future energy needs are met.
The pre-market session is buzzing with M&A and guidance news. Onestream Software rocketed higher on reported buyout talks, while Vistra announced a major acquisition in the energy space.
The investment banking giant is seeking SEC approval for cryptocurrency ETFs, deepening its digital asset push. This comes two years after the first U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF was approved and follows recent pro-crypto regulatory moves.
DuckDuckGo has quietly added a free AI image creation tool directly into its search engine. It’s a move that could make this tech far more accessible to everyday users. But what’s the catch?
Dell has announced an updated Alienware 16X Aurora gaming laptop featuring a new anti-glare OLED display and Intel’s latest processors. It’s being pitched not just for gaming, but as a high-end productivity machine that could rival Apple’s MacBook Pro for Windows users.
Intel has unveiled its Core Ultra Series 3 mobile processors at CES 2026. Based on the new Panther Lake architecture, they feature upgraded Xe3 graphics and are built on Intel’s 18A (2nm) process. The company also teased a future handheld console platform using this tech.
