The Customs and Border Protection agency has established its first comprehensive AI framework, but workarounds and enforcement questions remain. This represents a critical test case for government AI adoption.
SoundCloud is making a radical shift in streaming economics by eliminating its 20% cut of artist royalties. This move could pressure competitors and redefine how platforms support creator livelihoods.
India is rapidly transforming from electronics assembler to component manufacturer with $630M in new PCB projects. Meanwhile, OpenAI, Google, and Meta are racing to secure AI dominance in the world’s fastest-growing digital market.
As tech layoffs accelerate in 2025, standard preparation advice falls short. Industry veterans reveal what really matters when your job disappears without warning.
Sanmina’s expansion of its Fermoy medical facility represents more than just job creation—it’s a strategic bet on the future of medical manufacturing. The company is positioning Ireland as a hub for next-generation medical devices.
A breakthrough in neuromorphic computing could dramatically reduce the energy consumption of AI systems. Researchers have developed artificial neurons that physically replicate brain processes rather than just simulating them digitally.
Researchers have created a revolutionary floating generator that harvests energy from raindrops while floating on water surfaces. The breakthrough design uses water itself as both structural support and electrical component, dramatically reducing weight and cost while maintaining high voltage output
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The SeaMonkey project has released version 2.53.22, marking a substantial modernization effort for the legacy internet suite. This update brings security patches, interface refinements, and backend improvements while maintaining the application’s comprehensive feature set. The release represents a s
The twice-yearly clock change creates real health and productivity costs, yet we remain stuck in this cycle. The core conflict isn’t about changing clocks—it’s about whose time we prioritize when we stop changing them.
