According to new research, hybrid workers are logging off 90 minutes earlier on Fridays compared to pre-pandemic levels. The shift reflects changing work rhythms as remote work blurs traditional boundaries. This flexibility brings both benefits and coordination challenges for teams.
The supercomputing world is fracturing as GPU clusters dominate AI workloads. Legacy storage systems can’t handle the new I/O patterns, with metadata consuming up to 20% of operations. Every idle GPU second now represents significant financial loss.
A startup called Exowatt thinks it has the solution to AI’s massive power demands: shipping container-sized units that heat rocks with concentrated sunlight. The system stores thermal energy for up to five days and generates electricity using Stirling engines. With $120 million in funding and millio
Valve is taking another shot at the living room with a completely redesigned Steam Machine set for early 2026. The new hardware features upgradable components and console-like design while running SteamOS. This could be the moment PC gaming truly challenges console dominance.
The mining industry faces a massive talent shortage as nearly half the US workforce retires by 2029. But Sandvik’s research shows young engineers would flock to mining if they understood its modern, tech-driven reality and role in the energy transition.
Samsung is taking a bold approach to China’s competitive foldable market. The Galaxy Z TriFold launches December 5, 2025, but only in select markets including China. This exclusive strategy could finally give Samsung the edge it needs.
Valve has revealed its Steam Machine device coming in 2026, positioning it as a PC gaming option for the living room rather than a traditional console competitor. The company says it was inspired by PC gaming trends rather than existing consoles. Pricing hasn’t been announced, but analysts suggest a
When The New York Times asked if women ruined the workplace, they missed the point entirely. The workplace was designed a century ago for men with stay-at-home wives. Now we need to redesign it for everyone.
A major new data center is coming to Western Sydney through a partnership between Starwood Capital, Telstra InfraCo, and Doma Infrastructure. The 62MW facility is scheduled to begin construction in early 2026 and become operational by early 2028. The project aims to meet growing demand for hyperscal
Researchers have built a quantum system that suppresses errors below a critical threshold using 448 qubits. This represents the first scalable architecture for fault-tolerant quantum computation, potentially clearing the path toward practical quantum computers.
