Some of the UK’s largest pension funds are actively reducing their holdings in US equities. They’re worried the market’s extreme concentration in a handful of AI-driven tech stocks has created a bubble that could pop.
Bitcoin’s sharp selloff in November turned out to be a critical stress test for its financial infrastructure. While prices fell, protocols like tBTC saw stable usage and new features, hinting at a shift in how institutions will use their BTC.
The UK’s Office for Budget Responsibility accidentally published its November 2025 Economic and Fiscal Outlook early due to a WordPress plugin error. The report reveals that predictable URLs and a lack of server controls allowed at least 32 IP addresses to access the sensitive document before its of
According to XDA-Developers, the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W can outperform a Pi 4 setup in specific scenarios by leveraging its ultra-compact form factor and extreme power efficiency. The article, citing posts from Dylan Turck on December 25, 2024, and Ayush Pande on February 26, 2025, details projects l
In a historic move, European ministers agreed to almost the entire budget request from the European Space Agency. The €22.1 billion package funds major science missions and a new push for reusable rockets and space security tech.
Microsoft appears to be ending the legacy of its long-running fictional demo companies, Contoso and Fabrikam. The tech giant has introduced a new brand, Zava, as its updated storytelling tool for the AI era.
The push for renewables needs long-duration energy storage. After a fire at the world’s biggest battery site, attention is shifting to compressed air systems. It’s a proven, if imperfect, technology getting a major new lease on life.
Siemens Energy is diving deep into the small modular reactor (SMR) boom by partnering with Rolls-Royce SMR. The company will supply its high-efficiency SST-8000 steam turbine-generator sets, a key component for the factory-built nuclear plants. This move leverages decades of nuclear “conventional is
AI companies are raising money at a dizzying pace, with valuations skyrocketing into the tens of billions. Investors are betting on the next OpenAI, but history suggests not everyone will win big.
According to Business Insider, venture funding for legal technology companies soared to $3.2 billion in 2025. A wave of startups, from contract review to predictive analytics, pulled in massive checks as law firms finally moved AI from pilot programs to production.
