A startup called Overview Energy is developing satellites to beam solar power to Earth 24/7. Meanwhile, satellite maker K2 Space just raised a huge round at a $3 billion valuation. The space tech boom is getting real.
A recent poll of manufacturing and engineering professionals found that 55% are optimistic about U.S. manufacturing growth in the next 12 months. This confidence is tied to tech adoption and supply chain shifts, but significant hurdles around workforce and integration persist.
Google is opening up its most advanced AI research agent, Gemini Deep Research, to third-party developers. This means the powerful tool, designed for complex, multi-step tasks, could soon be working behind the scenes in the apps you already use every day.
The role of the Chief Human Resources Officer is expanding far beyond traditional people management. According to a new report, today’s top HR leaders are now expected to be architects of human-AI collaboration, deeply involved in business strategy and technology itself.
WhatsApp is rolling out a suite of new features like voicemail-style messages and AI image tools as it aims to become a communication superapp. However, this expansion is shadowed by serious security flaws and a lawsuit alleging Meta ignored risks to its 3.5 billion users.
Chasing a high refresh rate for gaming? It’s not the whole story. According to XDA-Developers, specs like response time consistency, panel type, and backlight strobing have a massive impact on motion clarity that the marketing often hides.
Microsoft announced a fundamental change to its bug bounty program, putting all online services “In Scope by Default.” This means vulnerabilities in third-party or open-source code within those services are now eligible for rewards. The move aims to close long-standing security gaps and incentivize
An analyst is getting more bullish on Alphabet stock, raising the price target to $350. The optimism is fueled by AI integration in Google Search and explosive growth forecasts for the Gemini app.
A new survey of project finance professionals reveals that 70% see infrastructure as the strongest growth area, driven by AI’s massive power and data center needs. But with a $1.5 trillion funding gap, the old ways of paying for tech won’t cut it anymore.
AWS is making a massive, long-term bet on India’s digital future. The $7 billion investment in Hyderabad data centers is part of a broader cloud and AI arms race among U.S. tech giants in the country.
