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Author: Owen Holt

Owen Holt brings a distinctive perspective to technology journalism through his specialized focus on industrial computing systems and automation infrastructure, where he deciphers complex technical ecosystems for both specialist and mainstream audiences. His analytical approach stems from hands-on experience with IoT implementations and emerging technologies, allowing him to critically examine how digital transformation reshapes manufacturing and enterprise operations. This unique vantage point enables him to identify meaningful patterns where others see only disconnected technological developments, consistently delivering insights that bridge engineering realities with strategic business implications.
Voyant’s New CEO Bets on Chip-Sized LiDAR for the Robot Revolution
AIHardwareTechnology

Voyant’s New CEO Bets on Chip-Sized LiDAR for the Robot Revolution

Former Valeo LiDAR CTO Clement Nouvel has jumped ship to become CEO of Voyant Photonics. He’s betting that the company’s silicon photonics-based FMCW LiDAR, which fits on a chip, is the key to bringing 3D sensing to robots, drones, and beyond. It’s a major pivot from chasing elusive car deals to ena

by Owen HoltJanuary 5, 2026
LG’s Wallpaper TV is back and it’s finally a real product
HardwareInnovationTechnology

LG’s Wallpaper TV is back and it’s finally a real product

LG has revived its Wallpaper TV concept at CES 2026, but this time it’s a fully realized product. The LG OLED evo W6 is just 9 millimeters thick, uses a wireless Zero Connect Box, and is powered by a new Alpha 11 AI processor.

by Owen HoltJanuary 5, 2026
Quantum computing’s core component just got a lot simpler
ComputingHardwareTechnology

Quantum computing’s core component just got a lot simpler

The fundamental building block of quantum computers, the Josephson junction, has always required two superconductors. A new experiment shows it can work with just one, using common materials like iron. This could radically simplify future quantum hardware.

by Owen HoltJanuary 5, 2026
The 2026 Economy: AI Boom vs. Political Turmoil
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The 2026 Economy: AI Boom vs. Political Turmoil

The global economy has defied predictions of a slump since 2020. According to a Reuters analysis, 2026 is shaping up as a heavyweight fight between continued AI-fueled growth and a host of disruptive political and financial risks.

by Owen HoltJanuary 5, 2026
Ecovacs Dives Into Robotic Pool Cleaning With New Ultramarine
HardwareManufacturingRobotics

Ecovacs Dives Into Robotic Pool Cleaning With New Ultramarine

Ecovacs is expanding beyond floors and lawns and into the pool. The company unveiled its first robotic pool cleaner, the Ultramarine, at CES 2026. It promises smart mapping and app control, aiming to fix common user frustrations.

by Owen HoltJanuary 5, 2026
Anthropic’s “Do More With Less” Strategy Defies AI Arms Race
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Anthropic’s “Do More With Less” Strategy Defies AI Arms Race

While rivals like OpenAI commit trillions to compute, Anthropic is betting on a different path. Co-founder Daniela Amodei argues that doing “more with less” has kept its models among the most powerful for years.

by Owen HoltJanuary 3, 2026
Eartheye Space Lands Major Asia-Pacific Data Deal, But Who’s Buying?
DataInnovationTechnology

Eartheye Space Lands Major Asia-Pacific Data Deal, But Who’s Buying?

Eartheye Space has secured a contract with an unnamed Asia-Pacific customer to provide high-resolution Earth observation data. The deal highlights the growing demand for pooled, multi-sensor intelligence from both government and commercial entities. It’s a big step for the young startup.

by Owen HoltJanuary 3, 2026
NASA is moving a massive Earth data archive to the cloud
CloudDataTechnology

NASA is moving a massive Earth data archive to the cloud

NASA has begun a massive, multi-year project to move its Earth science data archives to commercial cloud platforms. The migration, expected to run through 2026, aims to handle new high-volume missions and place data closer to powerful compute resources. By 2030, the archive is projected to hold over

by Owen HoltJanuary 2, 2026
Dispatch Sells 3 Million Copies, Proving Story Games Still Rule
BusinessGamingSoftware

Dispatch Sells 3 Million Copies, Proving Story Games Still Rule

The narrative-focused game Dispatch has surpassed 3 million copies sold, a huge win for its developer AdHoc Studio. New stats show how millions of players shaped the story, cutting heroes and pursuing romances.

by Owen HoltJanuary 2, 2026
So PC Building Is Dead in 2026. Now What?
ComputingHardwareTechnology

So PC Building Is Dead in 2026. Now What?

Facing a potential DIY PC building freeze in 2026 due to stratospheric memory prices, one enthusiast is shifting focus. The plan is to dive deep into adjacent hobbies and finally tinker with the hardware already collecting dust. It’s a year for learning, not buying.

by Owen HoltJanuary 2, 2026

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