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Closed Automation Systems Are Costing Factories Millions
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Closed Automation Systems Are Costing Factories Millions

A new global study commissioned by Schneider Electric reveals the massive hidden cost of proprietary industrial automation. For smaller manufacturers, the impact can be a staggering 25% of annual revenue lost to inefficiency and downtime.

by Darren HoltDecember 1, 2025
Microsoft’s Latest Windows 11 Update Hides Your Password
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Microsoft’s Latest Windows 11 Update Hides Your Password

Microsoft has confirmed a bug in its optional August 2025 preview update, KB5064081, that hides the password icon on the Windows 11 sign-in screen. The company hasn’t issued a fix yet, but there’s a simple, if annoying, workaround for affected users.

by Darren HoltDecember 1, 2025
Saudi Arabia’s Solar Push Needs Serious Cooling Tech
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Saudi Arabia’s Solar Push Needs Serious Cooling Tech

Saudi Arabia’s massive renewable energy goals under Vision 2030 face a hot problem. To make advanced solar cells work in the desert, engineers are turning to active cooling systems like forced air and liquid cooling to fight efficiency-killing heat.

by Noah VanceDecember 1, 2025
Scientists Crack the Code for Cheaper Plastic Production
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Scientists Crack the Code for Cheaper Plastic Production

University of Rochester researchers have developed algorithms that uncover the atomic-level mechanics behind propane-to-propylene conversion. The discovery reveals how oxide patterns stabilize catalysts, potentially revolutionizing industrial chemical production. This could move manufacturers away f

by Noah VanceNovember 30, 2025
Yann LeCun Leaves Meta, Calling LLMs a “Dead End”
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Yann LeCun Leaves Meta, Calling LLMs a “Dead End”

One of AI’s founding architects is stepping away from Meta to pursue what he believes is the real future of artificial intelligence. Yann LeCun argues that current large language models are fundamentally limited and that true intelligence requires systems that can perceive and reason about the physi

by Darren HoltNovember 30, 2025
Your iPhone Is Making The Fed’s Favorite Economic Theory Look Dumb
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Your iPhone Is Making The Fed’s Favorite Economic Theory Look Dumb

The iPhone has turned everyone into a potential filmmaker, something that used to cost millions. This technological revolution shows why the Federal Reserve’s Phillips Curve economic theory is fundamentally flawed.

by Noah VanceNovember 30, 2025
Why a RAM Boycott Won’t Work for Gamers
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Why a RAM Boycott Won’t Work for Gamers

PC gamers are organizing a RAM boycott to protest skyrocketing memory prices, but industry experts say it’s doomed to fail. The AI sector now consumes most DRAM production, leaving consumer demand as an afterthought. This shortage could last until 2027, forcing gamers to make tough choices.

by Darren HoltNovember 30, 2025
Nvidia’s CEO tells employees: Automate everything with AI
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Nvidia’s CEO tells employees: Automate everything with AI

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has reportedly urged employees to automate every possible task with artificial intelligence. His blunt comments came during an all-hands meeting following the company’s record $57 billion revenue quarter. Huang also addressed job security concerns, promising employees they’ll

by Noah VanceNovember 29, 2025
Businesses Are Failing On Their Climate Promises
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Businesses Are Failing On Their Climate Promises

A major new analysis shows businesses worldwide are struggling to turn climate commitments into action. While two-thirds have net zero plans, less than half align with scientific guidance, and most rely on carbon offsets rather than real reductions.

by Marcus LinfieldNovember 29, 2025
Responsible AI Is Actually Paying Off
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Responsible AI Is Actually Paying Off

A PwC survey reveals responsible AI is proving its business value, with 58% of executives reporting improved ROI and enhanced customer experience. But scaling ethical AI practices remains challenging despite clear benefits.

by Darren HoltNovember 29, 2025

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