K2 Space has raised a massive $250 million Series C to build a new class of large satellites. The company is betting that new heavy-lift rockets like SpaceX’s Starship will create demand for bigger, more capable spacecraft in orbit.
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’s next Studio Display is shaping up to be a significant refresh. New code suggests it will finally get 120Hz ProMotion and HDR support, likely powered by a new A19 chip.
A new rumor claims Nvidia is targeting a Q1 2027 announcement for its next-gen RTX 60-series GPUs, led by an RTX 6090. The cards would use the Rubin architecture and promise big performance leaps. But with the RTX 50 SUPER series in flux, does this timeline actually make sense?
Nvidia is rolling out new, optional software that lets customers monitor their AI GPU fleets, providing location and health data. The announcement comes as the U.S. tightens export controls on advanced chips. Nvidia is adamant the software is read-only and contains no remote disable function.
Private funding for defense tech is surging in Europe, driven by war and geopolitics. But the real action is concentrated in just two national ecosystems. The UK and Germany are becoming the continent’s launchpads for battlefield innovation.
Samsung has quietly rolled out a new “Second Screen” feature for its upcoming Galaxy Z TriFold. It lets the foldable phone function as a wireless external monitor for Windows PCs, unlocking new multitasking workflows.
CISA and its partners have issued a new advisory warning that less sophisticated pro-Russia groups are targeting critical infrastructure. They’re exploiting poorly secured, internet-facing VNC connections to access operational technology. The goal seems to be disruption and notoriety, not high-level
The CEO of EngineAI let his company’s T800 robot kick him in the stomach to prove it wasn’t CGI. The startup just raised $180 million, but the stunt raises serious questions about its tech and strategy.
Nu Quantum, a UK startup focused on quantum networking, has raised a massive $60 million Series A. The round was led by National Grid’s venture arm, signaling serious interest in applying quantum tech to real-world problems like energy grid optimization.
