A Seattle-area startup is taking on Tesla’s Powerwall with a hydrogen-fueled energy storage system. Hyviva’s modular units use water to generate and store power, but face a steep price hurdle compared to conventional batteries.
Meta is cutting its metaverse division’s budget by up to 30% after years of massive investment. This signals a brutal shift in priorities across the entire tech industry, with AI now consuming all available capital and attention.
In a surprising shift, Microsoft’s top gaming exec Matt Booty detailed how Xbox titles became best-sellers on PlayStation. The crown jewel, Halo, is officially coming to PS5 in 2026. This move reshapes the entire console landscape.
To combat a flood of fake legal citations from AI chatbots, law firms are turning to AI-powered detection tools. The problem is accelerating, with one tracker finding 660 cases of hallucinated content in filings by late 2025.
Advanced Energy has launched a dual-output 24V/24V module for its NeoPower configurable power supply family. The compact 2.5-inch module delivers up to 400W total, enabling more complex systems from a single unit.
iPhone users in the US no longer have to watch from the sidelines. Google has completed its rollout of Gemini AI directly into the Chrome browser for iOS and iPadOS. The integration, first teased in September, brings features like page summaries and on-the-fly help.
Larian Studios is going back to its roots. Two years after Baldur’s Gate 3 won Game of the Year, the developer announced a massive new Divinity title at The Game Awards 2025.
The revolving door at Apple’s executive suite is still spinning. Meanwhile, details are leaking about a new Apple Studio Display, and Apple Fitness+ is getting an AI-powered translation boost.
The Australian Digital Transformation Agency is pushing for accelerated cloud adoption across government. The new policy encourages agencies to consider cloud for new initiatives and legacy migration, aiming to enable AI and improve public services. The policy takes effect July 1, 2026.
Microsoft is pushing forward with its “Hornet” Linux Security Module to verify eBPF program signatures in the kernel. The proposal aims to close audit gaps and prevent a specific type of attack that the current “trusted loader” model might allow. This is a significant move for securing a core Linux
