Meta Prepares Major Layoffs Amid Rising AI Spending
Meta is reportedly planning large‑scale layoffs that could affect a significant portion of its workforce. The company is weighing cuts...
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Intel’s New Core Ultra 200S Plus CPUs Debut With Higher Core Counts
Intel has introduced the Core Ultra 200S Plus desktop processors, adding higher core counts, faster die‑to‑die communication and new optimization...
Calm Galactic Cores and the Chemistry of Early Life
Astronomers are uncovering surprising similarities between the Milky Way’s center and tiny early‑universe protogalaxies. Both environments appear unusually calm, creating...
AI Moves Into the Infrastructure
A shift is underway in how organizations deploy and rely on artificial intelligence. The technology is moving beyond chat interfaces...
ABB signals openness to larger acquisitions
ABB is preparing for a more active acquisition strategy after several years of divestments. The company is considering deals ranging...
EU moves toward banning AI‑generated child abuse images
EU governments have proposed adding a ban on AI‑generated child sexual abuse material to the bloc’s AI rules. Regulators across...
Roman vial reveals unusual ancient medical practice
Archaeologists in Turkey have identified human excrement in a 1,900‑year‑old Roman vial. The finding offers the first physical evidence that...
Galaxy Watch aims to spot early signs of sleep apnea
A new analysis highlights how sleep apnea affects sleep quality. Samsung’s latest health features use the Galaxy Watch to help...
Politics, Technology and Ethics in Brittany Kaiser’s Early Path
A young activist’s work in politics and law led Brittany Kaiser toward the world of data and technology. Her early...
Rubin Observatory to Spot Impactors Earlier
The Rubin Observatory’s upcoming survey will significantly improve early detection of small near‑Earth impactors. Its simulations show that the facility...
