Firefox 146 Finally Fixes Linux’s Biggest Annoyance
The latest Firefox update is a big one, especially for Linux users. It finally adds native support for fractional display scaling on Wayland, solving a long-standing headache.
Author: Marcus Linfield
Marcus Linfield brings a distinctive perspective to technology journalism through his specialized focus on industrial computing systems and automation infrastructure, where he deciphers complex technical ecosystems for both enterprise decision-makers and engineering professionals. His analytical approach stems from hands-on experience evaluating how IoT architectures and edge computing solutions translate into tangible operational efficiencies across manufacturing and logistics sectors. Linfield possesses an uncommon ability to forecast how emerging technologies will converge within industrial environments, examining everything from sensor networks to autonomous systems through both practical implementation lenses and strategic business impact. This unique vantage point allows him to provide insights that bridge the gap between technical specifications and real-world industrial applications, establishing him as a trusted voice in the industrial technology landscape.
Microsoft Copilot Crashes in Europe After Traffic Surge
Microsoft Copilot went down for many users in the UK and Europe. The company confirmed the outage, citing a traffic surge that its automated scaling systems couldn’t handle. Service is being restored manually, but issues may persist.
Trump flips the script, lets Nvidia sell H200 AI chips to China
President Trump has announced the US will allow Nvidia to sell its H200 AI chips to approved customers in China, subject to a 25% export tax. The move, posted on Truth Social, marks a dramatic shift from previous export restrictions and is a huge win for Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
The IT Company Taking a Chill Pill on AI Hype
While everyone else is in an AI frenzy, one managed services provider is deliberately slowing down. Data Intensity’s leadership is advocating for a measured, use-case-driven approach to AI within its own teams.
Trump Lets Nvidia Ship H200 AI Chips to China. Now What?
In a significant policy shift, the Trump administration is allowing Nvidia to export its advanced H200 AI chips to China. This decision reverses previous restrictions and has immediate implications for the tech industry and geopolitics.
Cursor’s AI Handles 80% of Its Own Support Tickets, CEO Says
Cursor’s CEO says the company has automated 80% of its internal support tickets with AI. The $29.3 billion startup also uses AI for company-wide communications. Research on its coding assistant shows senior developers might be getting more value than juniors.
Meta and Google’s Power Play: Buying Energy and Selling AI
The AI boom is forcing tech giants to become major energy players. New deals show Meta and Google securing massive power supplies from NextEra Energy, while Google flips the script to sell AI analytics back to the utility.
Africa’s fintech isn’t just for consumers anymore
The narrative around African fintech is shifting. It’s no longer just about mobile money for consumers. The real action is in building the infrastructure that lets global companies actually do business there.
Claude Code Hits Slack, and It’s a Workflow Game-Changer
Anthropic is launching Claude Code in Slack as a research preview, allowing developers to trigger full coding workflows directly from chat threads. This move signals the real battle for AI coding assistants is shifting from model capability to workflow integration.
Tether Bets $81 Million on Humanoid Robots in Italy
Tether, the company behind the USDT stablecoin, is investing in humanoid robotics. The firm is part of an €81 million funding round for Italian startup Generative Bionics. The company plans to build its first production plant and deploy robots in real factories by early 2026.