Companies are pouring over $100 million each into AI, but a new survey reveals a massive readiness problem. Executives feel pressure to show value to their boards, but admit their data and metrics aren’t up to the task.
A new review in Nature Photonics details a two-decade transformation in quantum optics. Scientists can now engineer the very structure of photons, opening doors to more secure, high-capacity quantum technologies.
The Galaxy A56 gets the praise now, but its 2024 predecessor, the A55, was the real game-changer. It introduced an aluminum frame and seamless updates to Samsung’s mid-range for the first time, altering the series forever.
As spacecraft get more complex and venture farther out, old-school monitoring is breaking down. The new plan? Deploy teams of specialized AI agents onboard to detect and diagnose problems in real-time, without waiting for Earth.
The U.S. stock market’s shift to next-day settlement is a huge deal. But in crypto, builders are already launching systems for real-time, millisecond finality. The race is on, but the hurdles are massive.
Samsung is opening up its upcoming smart glasses to developers before the hardware is even announced. This strategy aims to ensure a healthy app library is ready at launch, learning from the slower start of its Galaxy XR headset’s ecosystem.
A new AI communication system is turning text into flowing, emotional dialogue for people with severe speech disabilities. Built by a paralyzed technologist, it promises to restore presence, not just function. And it could change the economics of assistive tech forever.
The startup game has fundamentally changed. With giants like Microsoft and Amazon investing hundreds of billions in R&D and startups, the old playbook of out-innovating slow incumbents is dead. The new path? Leveraging deep domain expertise to own niches too small for giants to see but valuable enou
A new forecast suggests Apple’s entry into the foldable phone market will be a massive financial success from day one. The iPhone Fold is expected to drive a 30% surge in the overall market in 2026.
The Tempo blockchain, a project from Stripe and Paradigm, is now open to any company wanting to build stablecoin payment apps. It’s a “payments-first” network backed by major names like UBS and OpenAI. But can it navigate stablecoin’s messy history?
