A new cybersecurity startup, Dux, has launched with a $9 million seed round. Its platform uses “AI-workers” to continuously analyze which vulnerabilities are actually exploitable and find the fastest path to fix them.
The pioneer of the robot vacuum is hitting the reset button. iRobot has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and will be acquired by China’s Picea Robotics. Your current Roomba should keep working, but the brand’s future is now a huge question mark.
The early days of cautiously moving old systems to the cloud are over for major banks. A new report details the shift to full cloud-native rebuilds, where the goal isn’t just cost savings but winning through faster innovation and unbreakable reliability.
A deep dive into iRobot’s history shows how the company that invented the robotic vacuum cleaner failed to capitalize on its early lead. Now, with its sale to Amazon in jeopardy, its future is uncertain.
Samsung’s upcoming budget 5G phone, the Galaxy A07 5G, has been spotted in a Geekbench listing. The benchmark reveals it will run Android 16 and pack a MediaTek Dimensity 6300 chipset with 4GB of RAM.
Researchers have finally observed a theorized quantum phenomenon called time reflection. They did it by creating a metamaterial strip with electronic switches, forcing electromagnetic waves to produce a time-reversed copy. This weird effect could lead to better wireless communications and new types
According to a shareholder letter, SpaceX is gearing up for a potential public offering next year. A new secondary share sale values the company at a massive $800 billion, driven by Starlink’s growth and Starship progress.
Purdue University is making a working knowledge of artificial intelligence a mandatory graduation requirement for all undergraduates. The new rule, approved by the Board of Trustees, starts with freshmen entering in fall 2026.
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.
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.
