AI is revolutionizing how we find new materials, cutting development time from decades to months. With soaring demand for rare earths, startups are attracting major funding to build resilient, sustainable supply chains.
Rebellions and Standard Energy are jointly developing a control AI for energy storage systems in AI data centers. The goal is to prevent costly peak-demand surcharges by managing power flow in millisecond intervals. A prototype is expected in the first half of 2026.
Hideo Kojima is openly uncertain if his next project, the horror game OD, will actually work. He says it’s a complete reinvention of the service model, unlike anything he’s done before. The trailer is packed with hints, but details remain a mystery.
Unconventional AI, founded just two months ago by ex-Databricks AI head Naveen Rao, has raised a $475 million seed round at a staggering $4.5 billion valuation. The funding, led by Andreessen Horowitz and Lightspeed, signals a massive bet on a new type of energy-efficient AI computer.
President Trump has commented on Netflix’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, suggesting its 33% combined market share “could be a problem” for regulators. The deal, announced last week, is already facing potential opposition and a possible hostile bid from Paramount.
Microsoft is now pushing Windows 11 version 25H2 to users, including via an automatic “intelligent rollout” for some home PCs. The update extends security support to October 2027 but arrives as users report various shell and UI glitches. This push follows the end of support for Windows 10, leaving m
New data reveals tariffs are causing a major strategic shift. Over half of product leaders are now prioritizing immediate cost cuts over long-term tech projects like AI, as uncertainty spikes.
Anker’s SOLIX X1 home battery system has quickly become a major player in Australia. Its success is tied to a government-backed installation at a surf club and a rapid rise in industry rankings.
A surprising number of essential, free Windows applications began their life on Linux. These tools often offer powerful, privacy-focused alternatives to built-in or paid software, proving great ideas transcend operating systems.
A movement to build private, tech-run cities is gaining steam, backed by hundreds of millions in VC funding. Proponents call it the “ultimate exit” from failing institutions, while critics see it as a dangerous fantasy of the super-rich.
