Amazon is launching autonomous “frontier agents” for software development, promising to handle complex, multi-day tasks. The move is part of a massive AI push at its re:Invent conference, featuring new chips and private cloud infrastructure.
Stackpole Electronics has launched its RNCL series of low-resistance chip resistors. Using proprietary thin film tech, they handle high pulses and cost far less than traditional options.
Searchable, a new London-based startup, has secured €3.4 million in funding to tackle a growing problem for brands: disappearing in AI search. Its platform gives marketers a real-time view of how AI models recommend their brand, and it’s already generating six-figure revenue.
The latest Forbes 30 Under 30 Science list is out, showcasing young talent tackling problems from orbital chores to dark matter. A significant focus is on applying AI and robotics to free up human experts for deeper discovery.
The massive demand for AI data center chips is creating bottlenecks across the electronics supply chain. Analysts warn this could lead to component shortages and price increases for consumer devices like smartphones.
OpenAI announced two major partnerships on Monday, December 1. One embeds its teams inside Thrive Holdings’ portfolio companies, while the other arms Accenture’s professionals with ChatGPT Enterprise.
A major cryptocurrency mixing service, Cryptomixer, has been shut down by Europol and international partners. The service allegedly helped launder 1.3 billion euros for cybercriminals involved in ransomware and dark web markets since 2016.
AMD has officially listed the Radeon Pro W7900D, a variant of its flagship workstation card designed to comply with US export restrictions to China. The company’s Linux drivers also reveal two new AI-focused GPUs, the R9600D and R9700S, hinting at a broader professional portfolio expansion.
Orqa has massively expanded its manufacturing capacity in Croatia. This move is all about building a secure, non-Chinese supply chain for defense-grade drones in Europe.
Microsoft is planning a performance upgrade for the Teams desktop client on Windows. The key is a new dedicated child process for handling calls, set to debut in early January 2026.
