The insatiable energy appetite of artificial intelligence is pushing tech companies toward an unexpected power source: new nuclear reactors. A recent roundtable highlights why next-generation nuclear plants are back on the table as a critical infrastructure bet.
Apple TV+ is looking to land its next big fantasy franchise. The streamer is reportedly in serious talks to adapt Brandon Sanderson’s sprawling Cosmere universe, which includes series like “Mistborn” and “The Stormlight Archive.”
The Galaxy Buds4 and Buds4 Pro are reportedly launching on February 25 alongside the Galaxy S26 series. Prices will hold steady from last year’s models, starting at €179 for the standard Buds4.
IMI’s cloud-based Insyt platform analyzes operational data to spot early failure signs in power plants. The service aims to reduce unplanned downtime and extend equipment lifespan through remote studies and detailed reporting.
The mood at Davos is a study in contrasts. While a PwC survey shows only 30% of CEOs are confident about revenue growth, conversations on the ground reveal a more bullish, AI-focused optimism.
A new €76 million fund is targeting early-stage climate and DeepTech companies across Northern Europe. The fund, backed by major Nordic foundations, has already deployed capital into 20 startups. This move is part of a larger, nearly €800 million trend in European climate-focused venture capital.
The traditional corporate ladder is being rewired by AI. According to Fortune, the most critical and hard-to-automate roles are now where software meets the real world, creating a “new blue collar” class of worker. This shift could change who gets promoted and what skills are valued at the highest l
A new report details the likely chain of events that doomed Japan’s H3 rocket launch last December. The failure appears to trace back to an anomalous shock during payload fairing separation that damaged the satellite.
Apple’s 2026 is shaping up to be one of its busiest ever, with rumors pointing to over 20 new products. The lineup stretches from a long-awaited foldable iPhone to a complete smart home ecosystem and radically redesigned MacBooks. It’s an ambitious plan that raises big questions about execution and
The Monetary Authority of Singapore is widely expected to leave its policy settings unchanged at its January review. This comes as the city-state’s economy grew 4.8% in 2025, outperforming forecasts.
