A growing consensus says the global energy transition needs a heavy dose of realism. With finance returning to traditional energy and major green alliances collapsing, the path forward is looking far more complicated and hydrocarbon-dependent than many hoped.
High-growth companies have a dirty secret: they’re addicted to emergencies. A new report argues that internal systems often reward reactive heroics, creating a costly crisis culture that undermines sustainable success.
Washington State Rep. Shaun Scott has proposed a 5% payroll tax on employee wages over $125,000 at large companies. The plan aims to generate over $2 billion annually for a “Well Washington Fund” to backfill social services. Major tech employers like Microsoft and T-Mobile would be impacted, while A
Rockstar Games is launching a new update for GTA Online on December 10. ‘A Safehouse in the Hills’ gives top players a new customizable property in Los Santos.
Intel engineers have submitted a new version of their Cache Aware Scheduling patch for the Linux kernel. The update shows significant performance improvements, especially for cryptographic workloads on AMD’s Genoa platform.
The long-awaited removal of all glamour restrictions is coming to Final Fantasy 14 in Patch 7.4 on December 16. Producer Naoki Yoshida admits he’s agreeing to the change against his personal preference for job identity, citing a need to meet modern player desires and combat mod use.
Samsung’s upcoming One UI 8.5 update could introduce a handy feature that automatically summarizes PDF and text files right in the My Files browser. The feature, spotted in leaked firmware, would help users find the right document without opening it. It’s expected to have a user toggle and will avoi
Two years ago, investors berated BKV’s CEO for buying power plants. Now, with AI data centers desperate for gigawatts of power, that bet looks genius. The company’s stock has surged 50% since its 2024 IPO.
Microsoft just announced its 2025 Microsoft Store Awards winners, and the reaction has been largely negative. Users are calling out the company for overly favoring AI-integrated apps and ditching the community nomination process.
After a rocky year, Splitgate is getting another chance. The shooter is being relaunched as Splitgate: Arena Reloaded on December 17, with a focus on classic arena combat by removing controversial features from its last iteration.
