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.
New code hints Apple is finally planning a real upgrade for the Studio Display. The monitor, codenamed J527, could get a 120Hz ProMotion panel and HDR support, likely via Mini-LED tech, for a 2026 launch.
Apple has won a significant modification to the Epic Games injunction. The court now says Apple can charge a fee for purchases made via external links, but the rate must be determined.
Mullvad VPN has officially retired OpenVPN support in its desktop application. The move pushes all users to WireGuard, with the older protocol set to be completely shut down in early 2026.
Researchers using NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope have found the strongest evidence yet for an atmosphere on a rocky exoplanet. The planet, TOI-561 b, is an ultra-hot super-Earth with a dayside temperature of 3,200°F, cooler than expected, hinting at a volatile-rich, thick atmosphere.
TIME Magazine has broken from tradition, naming a group of tech CEOs its 2025 Person of the Year. The “Architects of AI” includes figures like OpenAI’s Sam Altman and Nvidia’s Jensen Huang, highlighting their immense influence on global competition and policy. The choice reflects a year where the de
Cisco Systems’ stock finally surpassed its dot-com bubble peak after 25 years, eight months, and 13 days. The parallel to Nvidia’s current AI-fueled rise is too obvious—and potentially ominous—to ignore.
Washington state is providing a $350,000 grant to support Portal Space Systems’ expansion into a new 50,000-square-foot satellite manufacturing facility in Bothell. The funding aims to help the company move from development to production, with a goal of building four spacecraft monthly by 2027. The
Security researchers at watchTowr disclosed a .NET framework vulnerability enabling remote code execution in enterprise apps. Microsoft’s response? It’s not a bug, and developers should know better than to allow untrusted inputs. The fallout could be widespread.
According to The Economist, physicist Vlatko Vedral is tackling the century-old “biggest problem” in physics: the inconsistent boundary between the quantum and classical worlds. In a podcast marking 100 years of quantum theory, he lays out a radical vision to build a consistent understanding of the
