A new special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) focused on the space sector has gone public. Space Asset Acquisition Corp. raised $200 million and will now hunt for a merger target in the global space economy.
Tesla has set a timeline for its mass-production Optimus humanoid robot. The company plans to unveil the third-generation model in Q1 2026 and start its first production line before the end of that year.
A leaked Google bug report has given us a first look at Aluminium OS, a desktop-style interface running Android 16. The footage shows a ChromeOS-like taskbar and window controls, hinting at a major convergence. But will it actually ship?
Anthropic has turned its Claude AI into a workplace command center by letting users interact with apps like Slack, Asana, and Figma without leaving the chat. This major expansion, powered by open-source tech, is free for paid Claude users. It signals a fierce new phase in the battle for enterprise A
MITO AI has raised a $4.5 million pre-seed round led by Lightspeed Venture Partners. The startup is launching a platform to help filmmakers manage and generate AI assets for longer projects.
A new social engineering campaign is targeting major US companies. The group ShinyHunters is using “vishing” to steal credentials and access sensitive data, hitting Bumble, Panera Bread, Match, and CrunchBase.
A new book by physicist Antony Valentini proposes a shocking idea: the weird randomness of quantum mechanics isn’t a law of nature. It’s a cosmic accident, a relic of the early universe. If he’s right, it could change everything.
While Windows reviews for Intel’s new Panther Lake laptops are out, Linux performance data is still pending. The lead at Phoronix has pre-ordered an MSI Prestige 14 Flip AI+ model for testing but is still waiting for it to ship. Once it arrives, benchmarks should follow quickly.
A leaker on Weibo suggests Apple is developing a new, ultra-thin Face ID module, possibly for a future iPhone Air 2. This component could be the key to finally bringing Face ID to the MacBook, a feature fans have wanted for nearly a decade.
A research paper argues AI agents built on LLMs have a fundamental complexity ceiling. Beyond it, they will deliver incorrect answers, and even verification systems will fail. This casts a shadow on the rush to automate real-world tasks.
