According to a new report, the EU’s upcoming Digital Networks Act will not impose binding rules on major tech platforms. Instead, companies like Meta and Amazon will be asked to cooperate under a voluntary framework. This is a significant departure from the bloc’s other strict tech regulations.
A new Samsung phone, the Galaxy M17e 5G, has been spotted in the Google Play Console. It appears to be a simple rebrand of the Galaxy A07 5G, which uses a MediaTek Dimensity 6300 chip.
The ports-to-telecoms giant is moving ahead with plans to list its massive retail arm. The IPO could be a major test for Hong Kong’s resurgent market.
MiniMax, a major Chinese generative AI firm, is set to start trading after a $619 million IPO. Its performance will be a key test of investor appetite for AI software companies in a market that has so far favored hardware plays like chipmakers.
A new Senate bill aims to reauthorize and expand the National Quantum Initiative through 2034. The legislation calls for new federal research centers, prize challenges, and a strategy to secure quantum supply chains. Proponents say it’s vital for maintaining U.S. leadership in the emerging technolog
Apple is once again testing its system for delivering security patches outside of major OS updates. The new “Background Security Improvements” are rolling out in the latest betas, focusing on Safari and WebKit. It’s a second attempt after the bumpy rollout of the similar “Rapid Security Response” fe
Dell has unveiled the UltraSharp 52 Thunderbolt Hub Monitor, a massive 52-inch curved 6K display aimed at professionals. It’s available now for $2,899.99 directly from Dell.
Industrial facilities are sitting on a ticking time bomb of outdated connectivity. According to a new podcast, the shift to modern IoT is being blocked by legacy systems, but new Wi-Fi tech could be the bridge forward.
META_DESCRIPTION: NVIDIA engineers optimize a Linux memory stats function, saving 11% system time. Plus, the quiet release of Linux 6.19-rc4…
The next major wave of AI isn’t just digital—it’s physical. At CES 2026, industry leaders predicted a massive shift towards AI that can sense and act in the real world, powering everything from self-driving cars to warehouse robots. Meanwhile, OpenAI is making a play for your personal health data.
