A Seattle clean energy startup once championed by Bill Gates has collapsed. Modern Hydrogen laid off most employees and is leaving contractors with unpaid bills, despite recent pilot project success.
Viasat and Space42 were awarded the 2025 SpaceNews Icon Award for International Collaboration for their Equatys joint venture. The plan aims to pool over 100 MHz of spectrum across 160+ countries into a neutral, 5G-based direct-to-device network.
According to Okta’s leadership, managing and securing AI agents has become the dominant strategic concern for its customers. This comes as the company posted strong Q3 earnings, beating Wall Street expectations.
OpenAI’s ChatGPT chatbot is down for many users, with error rates spiking. The company has acknowledged the issue and says it is applying mitigations to restore service.
The Lenovo Legion Tower 7i, featuring an Intel Core Ultra 7 265K and a GeForce RTX 5080, has dropped below the $2,000 price point. This makes one of the most powerful prebuilt gaming PCs on the market suddenly far more accessible.
Apple is pushing back against a new Indian government directive. The order requires smartphone makers to preload the state-run Sanchar Saathi app on new devices within 90 days.
Ripple Payments is integrating with RedotPay to power a new “Send Crypto, Receive NGN” feature for Nigerian users. The move targets the high fees and slow settlement times plaguing traditional cross-border payments. This comes right after Ripple secured an expanded payments license in Singapore.
Google has introduced a new RCS Archival feature for managed Pixel and Android Enterprise devices. It allows employers to capture and store every SMS, MMS, and RCS message for compliance purposes, with the first partners including Celltrust, Smarsh, and 3rd Eye.
MongoDB’s CEO used a positive Q3 FY 2026 earnings call to target PostgreSQL, citing a “super-high growth” AI customer that switched due to scaling issues. The NoSQL leader’s stock jumped 23% on revenue of $628.3 million, but the competitive landscape is getting crowded.
The open-source SmartTube app for Android TVs was compromised after attackers stole its private signing key. Malware was embedded in versions 30.43 and 30.47, collecting device data. A clean version is now available.
