FedEx is proving that in today’s volatile world, a smart, unified network is more valuable than just a big one. Its Q2 2026 revenue hit $23.5 billion, beating estimates, as it pushes forward with a massive operational consolidation. The company is betting that data and adaptability are the new compe
The AI boom’s massive data center expansion is facing a grassroots revolt. According to Fast Company, Change.org has seen a significant surge in petitions aimed at blocking these projects in local communities.
Aging research is going cellular, targeting proteins like FOXO that manage stress and repair. Skincare brands are now formulating products based on this deep biology, signaling a major shift in the industry.
Valve has launched its fourth annual Steam Replay, a year-end recap of your PC gaming habits. It shows your top games, play streaks, and how you compare to the median Steam user.
Grindr is pushing beyond hookups to become an “everything app,” powered by user data from its Unwrapped reports. CEO George Arison is leading a major overhaul, but the path is fraught with past controversies and a recent, messy $3 billion buyout collapse.
A new Bitcoin mining data center in Texas is running on solar power. The 19.9MW facility, operated by Sangha Renewables, is powered behind-the-meter by a TotalEnergies solar farm. The partnership aims to demonstrate how crypto mining can support renewable energy grids.
Faced with years-long grid connection delays, data center operators are fundamentally rethinking their power strategy. On-site prime power is emerging as a critical tool to accelerate growth and ensure resilience in energy-constrained markets.
A team from Germany has used machine learning to create the most detailed 3D map of global buildings ever made. The dataset covers 97% of Earth’s structures and reveals stark differences in building volume between continents.
A major error in a book about AI’s water consumption has ignited a debate. Some argue the panic is overblown, while environmental groups push for a data center moratorium. So, who’s right?
A new joint advisory from CISA, the NSA, and Australia’s ACSC outlines principles for AI in OT, but experts say it misses key threats. The core problem is that AI’s unpredictability directly conflicts with the stability required in industrial environments, creating new vulnerabilities.
