Maga Meets AI – A Recipe for Instability
The Financial Times argues that AI’s explosive growth is masking the dysfunction of Trump’s second administration. But this temporary stability rests on shaky foundations that could collapse spectacularly.
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Apple’s iPhone 18 Delay Is Real. Here’s What’s Happening.
According to GSM Arena, a new report from Nikkei Asia confirms Apple will delay the standard iPhone 18 until the first half of 2027, a…
Game Stocks Tumble After Google’s AI World Builder
According to The Verge, the stock prices of major video game companies saw notable declines on Friday, March 1st, just a day after Google announced…
Comcast’s Broadband Bleed Continues, But Peacock and Parks Soar
According to The Wall Street Journal, Comcast lost 181,000 domestic broadband customers in the fourth quarter, a steeper drop than analysts expected. The company also…
NASA Used Claude to Drive a Mars Rover. Seriously.
According to engadget, NASA's Perseverance rover just completed a historic drive on Mars plotted not by humans, but by Anthropic's Claude AI. Between December 8…
Exxon and Chevron Hit Pause on Venezuela Spending
According to Fortune, on January 30, Exxon Mobil and Chevron stated they have no plans to increase capital spending in Venezuela this year, opting for…
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UK MPs Form New Group to Figure Out the Data Center Dilemma
According to DCD, UK parliamentarians have launched a cross-party group focused on boosting understanding of the data center industry. The Data Centres APPG (All-Party Parliamentary…
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IT Earnings Season: A Muted Start But Hints of a 2026 AI Boom
According to Bloomberg Business, the upcoming earnings season for major IT firms is expected to be muted but could offer…
MIT’s 2026 Tech Forecast: From AI Companions to Greener Grids
According to Forbes, MIT Technology Review has outlined the major tech trends to watch in 2026, focusing on energy, AI,…
AI Isn’t a Mind. It’s a Market. And That’s a Bigger Deal.
According to Bloomberg Business, a group of social and cognitive scientists is pushing a provocative new metaphor for understanding artificial…
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Apple’s 2026 Mac Pro Rumor is Back, and It’s a Doozy
According to TechRepublic, a new rumor from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman details Apple's busy 2026 Mac roadmap, which is set to roll out in phases. The…
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NVIDIA’s Next Shield TV Might Finally Fix Its Annoying Remote
According to Android Authority, NVIDIA's senior VP of hardware engineering, Andrew Bell, has teased potential upgrades for a hypothetical next-generation Shield TV device. The last…
Microsoft Finally Delivers Syncable Passkeys – Here’s Why It Matters
Microsoft has started rolling out syncable passkeys across Edge browsers on Windows 10 and above, with iOS support coming by year’s end. This breaks the hardware lock that made passkeys inconvenient, letting users access accounts from any device. The move positions Microsoft as a serious player in t
The $100 Trillion Case For Slowing Human Aging
New research suggests modest advances in aging biology could transform the US economy. Slowing aging by just five years could add $100 trillion over decades – equivalent to adding Canada’s entire economy every single year. The economic case for longevity research is becoming impossible to ignore.
Siri can now control your Samsung smart home
Samsung’s latest SmartThings update bridges the gap between Apple and Android ecosystems. iPhone users can now trigger SmartThings automations using Siri voice commands. The update also brings enhanced Apple Watch compatibility and expanded Live Activities support.
Critical Docker Container Flaws Let Hackers Escape to Host Systems
Newly discovered security flaws in runC, the container runtime used by Docker, could let attackers escape container isolation and access host systems. The vulnerabilities involve path manipulation and symlink attacks that bypass security controls. System administrators are urged to update immediatel
Saudi Arabia’s $50 Billion Futuristic City Is Crashing Hard
Saudi Arabia’s $50 billion Neom project appears to be collapsing under its own ambition. The Line’s impossible architecture and lack of foreign investment have insiders predicting its demise while workers suffer.
Opendoor’s CEO Wants to “Ruin the Night” of Short Sellers
Opendoor Technologies is distributing tradable warrants to shareholders in a strategic move that CEO Kaz Nejatian openly admits is meant to cause pain for short sellers. The real estate iBuyer’s stock jumped 22% on Monday as retail investors cheered the plan. However, market strategists warn that fo
DNS Over HTTPS Explained: The Privacy Upgrade Everyone’s Arguing About
DNS over HTTPS (DoH) encrypts your web browsing requests to prevent ISPs and network snoops from seeing which sites you visit. While it boosts privacy and security, it’s creating heated debates about centralization, parental controls, and network management. Here’s what you need to know about this c