A New Standard for Stronger 3D Printed Parts
A new standard aims to solve the biggest weakness in 3D printed polymer parts. It focuses on repeatable testing of the bond between layers. This could lead to stronger, more reliable printed components.
Author: Ava Winslow
Ava Winslow brings a distinctive perspective to technology journalism through her background in industrial computing systems, where she first witnessed how automation and IoT technologies transform physical operations into intelligent networks. Her reporting demystifies complex industrial technologies while exploring their convergence with consumer-facing innovations in the emerging tech landscape. With a keen eye for how enterprise-grade solutions influence broader technological adoption, she translates specialized industrial applications into accessible insights for the wider tech community.
Yokogawa’s Strategic Double Acquisition Reshapes Energy Cybersecurity
Yokogawa Electric Corporation makes two strategic acquisitions to bridge IT and OT security gaps in renewable energy. The move positions the company as an integrated solution provider for grid management and cybersecurity in decarbonization efforts.
The Drone Dogfight Era Has Arrived
Ukraine’s ambitious plan to produce 600-800 interceptor drones daily by November marks a fundamental shift in modern warfare. This drone-on-drone combat strategy represents the most significant evolution in air defense since surface-to-air missiles.
The Business of CPU Confusion: Why Specs Don’t Equal Performance
CPU manufacturers have perfected the art of selling specs that don’t translate to real-world performance. The business strategy behind boost clocks, hyper-threading, and nanometer claims reveals why you’re often paying for marketing rather than meaningful improvements.
EA’s $55B Saudi Sale Risks Gaming’s Creative Soul
Electronic Arts’ historic $55 billion sale to Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund raises critical questions about talent retention, creative control, and the future of gaming’s most inclusive studios. The deal represents the largest leveraged buyout in history across any industry.
Job Scam Epidemic: Cybercriminals Prey on Desperate Job Seekers
Cybersecurity researchers have identified thousands of malicious domains targeting job seekers during economic uncertainty. The schemes have evolved to include sophisticated deepfake technology and malware-laced resumes.
The Bot Stream Battle: How Fake Plays Are Reshaping Music Economics
As Drake accuses Spotify of ignoring billions in fraudulent streams, the music industry faces a systemic crisis. Bot-generated plays are draining royalty pools and forcing platforms into an escalating detection war that could reshape artist compensation forever.
Apple’s Slide Over Return Signals iPadOS Course Correction
Apple’s latest iPadOS 26.1 update restores the popular Slide Over feature with significant changes. The return comes with both enhancements and limitations that reshape iPad multitasking strategy.
China’s Chip Breakthrough: Minisforum’s ARM PC Challenges x86 Dominance
The Minisforum MS-R1 represents more than just another mini PC—it’s China’s boldest move yet to create an alternative computing ecosystem. With a homegrown 12-core ARM processor and workstation expansion capabilities, this device could reshape global tech competition.
The Antivirus Illusion: Why Digital Literacy Is the Next Cybersecurity Frontier
A new survey reveals alarming misconceptions about antivirus software’s capabilities. The findings suggest we’re facing a digital literacy crisis that no single software solution can fix. Here’s what the industry needs to address next.