Despite billions in investment, most AI projects are stuck in pilot purgatory with no measurable return. New research points to a critical management failure, not a technology one. The few winners are focusing on boring back-office work and process redesign.
In a stunning reversal, Samsung is reportedly hitting the brakes on phasing out DDR4 memory. The move is a direct play to capitalize on severe shortages, but it comes with strings attached for customers.
Tokyo Electric Power Co. is restarting the Kashiwazaki Kariwa nuclear plant in January. This marks a dramatic return to atomic energy for Japan and the utility behind the Fukushima disaster.
Predictive maintenance firm I-care has become Belgium’s newest unicorn after a €20 million internal fundraising round. The company is now valued at over $1 billion, but its plan for an IPO has been pushed to a vague third phase.
A financial analyst report suggests CD Projekt Red might have a surprise in store for Witcher 3 fans. The prediction points to a major new expansion arriving in 2026. Could this be the bridge to the long-awaited Witcher 4?
A stealthier version of MacSync Stealer malware is now targeting macOS users. It arrives as a fully signed and notarized application, bypassing many of Apple’s built-in security warnings. This marks a significant shift in how attackers are distributing threats.
The European Commission has launched a massive legislative package to finally integrate its fragmented capital markets. It’s a sweeping overhaul targeting everything from trading to crypto supervision. The goal is to boost growth and competitiveness, but the political fight is just beginning.
Hydrostor has secured a crucial permit from the California Energy Commission for its massive Willow Rock Energy Storage Center. The 500 MW facility would use an advanced compressed-air system to store power for eight hours. It’s a major step for a novel long-duration storage technology trying to pro
Enterprise software giant ServiceNow is making a huge move into security, agreeing to acquire device security startup Armis for $7.75 billion in cash. The deal, set to close in late 2026, marks ServiceNow’s largest acquisition ever. Armis, founded by Israeli cyber intelligence vets, hit $300 million
IFS is making a major move into warehouse management by acquiring Softeon. The deal aims to combine AI and robotics to create more autonomous, intelligent logistics operations. It’s expected to close in early 2026.
