NotebookLM’s lack of organizational features has been a major pain point for users since launch. One writer discovered a surprisingly simple system using prefixes and emoji coding that makes the AI tool actually manageable. The approach works around Google’s current limitations while making notebook
IBM’s $500 million venture fund is hunting for startups that fit its ecosystem and can scale fast. The company expects to save $4.5 billion this year from internal AI adoption alone. Here’s what they’re betting on next.
Applications to European business schools rose 11% this year while US programs saw a 1% decline. Students cite political climate, visa concerns, and doubts about post-graduation work options as key factors in their decision to study elsewhere.
Larry Ellison just jumped back to being the world’s third-richest person, surpassing Google co-founder Sergey Brin. The shift happened after Oracle’s stock surge added $8.9 billion to Ellison’s fortune in a single day. This billionaire shuffle highlights how AI developments are rapidly reshaping wea
Intel’s CEO has publicly defended the hiring of former TSMC executive Wei-Jen Lo, calling TSMC’s lawsuit alleging potential technology transfer completely unfounded. The executive previously spent 18 years at Intel before joining TSMC, creating a complex employment history. This marks the first time
Toshiba has launched ultra-compact surge-protection diodes specifically for next-generation vehicle electronics. The XCEZ series features a 59% smaller footprint while handling up to 6W of surge power. These components are essential for ADAS, infotainment, and battery management systems.
Upgrading from 1GbE to 2.5GbE sounds like a no-brainer, but the reality is more complicated. Most home users won’t actually benefit from the extra speed, and you could encounter stability issues with cheaper hardware. Here’s who actually needs faster networking and who should stick with what they ha
The Justice Department settled its antitrust lawsuit against RealPage, banning the company from using real-time data for rent recommendations. Property managers must now rely on data at least one year old. This could fundamentally change how rental prices are set across the country.
Firefox shipped with a dangerous WebAssembly vulnerability that affected 180 million users for six months. The memory corruption bug could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code through carefully crafted payloads. Mozilla has now patched the issue in Firefox 145 and ESR 140.5+.
DexRobot is taking its incredibly dexterous robotic hand on a global tour. With 22 joint degrees of freedom and over 500 sensing points, it’s a massive leap for manipulation tasks. This isn’t just a hand; it’s a complete system for intelligent robotics.
