A bipartisan commission warns China is closing in on dominating biotechnology, putting US health and national security at risk. The solution, argues former ambassador Gary Locke, isn’t just more funding—it’s fixing a broken patent system that’s stifling American innovation.
A new approach called P4 programming is letting companies redefine network hardware on the fly. It’s catching transaction delays traditional monitoring misses and moving security directly into servers.
Epic Games is making the acclaimed action-platformer Dead Cells free to download for a limited time on its iOS storefront. The catch? This promotion and the store itself are currently only available to users within the European Union.
A new PYMNTS Intelligence report reveals a growing chasm in B2B embedded finance. While two-thirds of billion-dollar firms see direct revenue increases, one in four smaller platforms still lacks a single embedded capability.
President Trump has signed an executive order aiming to preempt state-level AI regulations, calling them a “cumbersome” patchwork. The order establishes a litigation task force and could withhold federal broadband funds from states.
Google announced a major upgrade to its Gemini Deep Research agent, built on Gemini 3 Pro. The launch was strategically timed against OpenAI’s GPT-5.2 release, highlighting the intense, tactical battle in the AI agent space.
Shopify just made a huge move to future-proof its merchants. The company is launching “Agentic Storefronts,” which publishes product catalogs directly to AI platforms like ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot. This lets shoppers ask questions and buy products entirely within an AI chat.
AI-generated “slop” is everywhere in 2025, and researchers are measuring its damaging effects. From reduced brain activity to ruined productivity, the consequences are piling up. The fightback might be in nonsense like “6-7.”
Apple CEO Tim Cook was in Washington, D.C. to lobby against the proposed App Store Accountability Act. The company argues it’s a privacy threat, but the logic completely backfires.
Forbes has released its 2025 Midas List Europe, ranking the top 25 venture capital investors in Europe and the Middle East. The list highlights a significant shift away from London’s dominance, with more investors emerging from countries like Romania, Germany, and Ireland.
