Venture investment in climate tech stayed flat in 2025, defying expectations of a slump. A survey of 12 investors points to data center energy resilience, a nuclear funding boom, and geothermal’s rise as key themes for the coming year.
A new type of “computational lens” can focus on multiple distances in a single shot, eliminating a core limitation of traditional optics. The system works at up to 21 frames per second, making it viable for moving subjects.
Maxon has released Cinebench 2026, a major update to its industry-standard benchmarking tool. It adds support for the latest hardware, including Apple’s M4 and M5 chips and NVIDIA’s Blackwell GPUs, and introduces a new test for SMT-enabled CPU cores. Critically, scores from this version cannot be co
Samsung is making a major break from tradition for the next CES. Instead of a booth, it’s setting up its own standalone exhibition hall at The Wynn in January 2026 to focus on its unified AI ecosystem.
An investigation into Apple’s Developer Academy in Detroit reveals a complex picture. The program, part of a racial equity initiative, spent nearly $30 million over four years, providing free gear and stipends to hundreds of students, but its employment impact is debated.
A new report from the International Workplace Group brands 2026 as the year we work from *an* office, not *the* office. The data shows a massive shift in executive thinking, with a majority of CEOs already on board with flexible arrangements.
2025 saw a wave of massive, coordinated law enforcement actions against cybercrime. Operations spanned continents, recovering hundreds of millions and arresting hundreds. But the underlying challenge remains huge.
Apple is not backing down from a major UK antitrust ruling. The company is now asking the Court of Appeal to overturn a $2 billion fine related to App Store fees charged between 2015 and 2024.
The U.S. housing market is stuck, with existing home sales at 30-year lows despite a strong economy. An opinion piece argues two huge barriers—ultra-low mortgage rates and outdated tax rules—are paralyzing sellers. The fix involves a financial maneuver straight from Denmark.
According to Digital Trends, the unconfirmed Intel Arc B770, potentially launching in 2026, is shaping up to be a serious midrange contender. It’s rumored to feature a larger Battlemage chip with up to 32 Xe2 cores, 16GB of GDDR6 memory, and a 300W power target aimed at 1440p gaming. This move signa
