A major regulatory battle is brewing over how to connect power-hungry data centers to the U.S. grid. Key players are clashing at FERC, with some wanting new rules that could force data centers to bring their own power generation, a move others call a flawed distraction that will stall critical devel
A major data center proposal for Howell Township, Michigan, has been withdrawn by developers. Local opposition, organized heavily on Facebook, raised concerns about the project’s massive water and energy demands.
Skyrim has received a surprise native version for the Nintendo Switch 2. If you own the Anniversary Edition on Switch, you get it for free, but Special Edition owners are out of luck.
Tired of poor quality and missed deadlines, three supplement founders started their own factory. What began as a solution for their own company in 2019 has turned into a full-service contract manufacturing powerhouse.
In a notable move, legendary game director Suda51 has explicitly stated his upcoming title, Romeo is a Dead Man, contains no AI-generated content. The action game is set for release on PlayStation 5 and Steam on February 11, 2026.
NextEra Energy’s recent investor day revealed a major strategic shift. The utility giant is racing to catch up to a new era defined by artificial intelligence’s massive power demands and changing political winds.
The two tech giants are reportedly collaborating to streamline switching between mobile ecosystems. This could finally solve the headaches of incomplete transfers and lost data.
The pressure is on for corporate leaders to move beyond AI hype and pilot projects. According to insights from Fortune’s Brainstorm AI, 2026 is the year they’ll need to prove real ROI and growth from their investments.
Palantir is launching a Neurodivergent Fellowship, with CEO Alex Karp conducting final interviews. The role pays between $110,000 and $200,000 annually and does not require a formal diagnosis. The company insists it’s not a DEI initiative but a strategic hiring play.
The creator of the popular ICEBlock app has filed a federal lawsuit against Trump administration officials. The app, which allowed users to report sightings of immigration agents, was removed by Apple in October following pressure from the government.
