Land O’Lakes is testing an AI assistant called “Oz” that helps agronomists create optimal crop plans. The tool draws from 20 years of farm data and aims to address severe workforce shortages in rural America. Accuracy is critical – one wrong recommendation could destroy farmer trust.
Tajikistan has launched ORIZ, a state-backed messenger app aimed at reducing dependence on foreign platforms. The government says it will help Tajik migrants in Russia and store all data within the country. Critics warn such national apps could compromise user privacy.
WisdomAI has secured $50 million in Series A funding led by Kleiner Perkins with Nvidia’s participation. The startup uses a clever method to eliminate LLM hallucinations by only employing them for query writing, not answer generation. They’ve grown from 2 to 40 enterprise customers in months.
Peak Energy will supply up to 4.75 GWh of sodium-ion battery storage to Jupiter Power between 2027 and 2030. The deal could exceed $500 million and represents the largest single deployment of sodium-ion technology announced to date. Sodium-ion promises better degradation and lower maintenance than t
Former top CFPB enforcement attorneys Eric Halperin, Cara Petersen and Tara Mikkilineni are launching a strategic enforcement project. The move comes as the Trump administration has effectively neutralized the consumer protection agency’s enforcement capabilities.
Arc Raiders is dramatically lowering cosmetic prices and automatically refunding players who bought at higher rates. The developer also confirmed duo matchmaking is now live alongside the game’s massive North Line update.
Windows 11 now natively supports third-party passkey managers like 1Password and Bitwarden. The November 2025 security update enables seamless passwordless authentication across browsers and apps.
American companies are scrambling to adapt to ongoing tariff uncertainty as 2026 approaches. Three main strategies are emerging: price increases, cost-cutting, and supply chain restructuring. The corporate world faces another year of difficult decisions.
Companies are moving past the AI hype phase into practical implementation, but new data shows widespread concerns about over-reliance and accuracy. Nearly 40% of tech leaders plan selective AI adoption, while half worry about trusting AI too much. The challenge now is integrating AI without creating
AMD’s financial analyst day revealed surprising projections about AI’s impact on server CPUs. The company expects AI to drive an additional $30 billion in CPU demand by 2030, doubling the total market to $60 billion. This represents a major shift from the traditional 4% growth rate to an explosive 1
