Apple has made a sudden and drastic cut to the rewards it pays for finding critical macOS security vulnerabilities. This comes just weeks after a high-profile increase and as threats to Macs are reportedly on the rise.
The U.S. health agency ARPA-H is funding a bold new robotics program. Its goal is to create autonomous systems that can perform surgeries like clot-removing thrombectomies without direct human control, bringing critical care to remote areas.
Salesforce reports its Q3 FY2026 earnings on Wednesday, with analysts expecting $9.7 billion in subscription revenue. The call will be dominated by talk of its Informatica acquisition and the state of the enterprise AI market. CEO Marc Benioff has a lot to explain.
TeleCANesis has launched an embedded connectivity environment built on the QNX OS. It uses automated code generation to link diverse hardware and protocols, targeting complex systems in industrial, medical, and mobility applications.
Investment firm Bitfury has committed $50 million to Gonka, a decentralized network for AI computation. The network, which launched in August 2025, has rapidly grown to offer computational power analogous to over 6000 NVIDIA H100 GPUs. This is the first investment from Bitfury’s recently announced $
A new AI model can predict solar wind conditions four days in advance, a major leap in space weather forecasting. The system analyzes ultraviolet images from NASA to give satellite operators and power grid managers crucial early warnings.
To keep its product pipeline fresh, SharkNinja is investing heavily in young innovators. Their strategy includes hands-on programs with students to turn ideas like a baby formula maker into real products.
Samsung has finally unveiled the long-rumored Galaxy Z TriFold smartphone. It opens to a 10-inch tablet-like display and will launch in the US in the first quarter of 2026, likely costing over $2,400.
Sumizeit is selling lifetime access to its premium book summary service for a one-time fee of $39.99, down from its MSRP of $99. The platform condenses leading non-fiction books into 15-minute summaries available in text, audio, and video formats.
Luma AI, the video generation startup backed by Nvidia, is making a major move into London. This comes hot on the heels of a massive $900 million funding round that valued the company at over $4 billion.
