Scientists have discovered that boron arsenide crystals can conduct heat better than diamond, reaching over 2,100 W/mK. This challenges long-held assumptions about thermal conductivity and could transform electronics cooling.
Nvidia’s $100 billion investment in OpenAI guarantees the startup will buy millions of Nvidia GPUs. Oracle then spends $40 billion on Nvidia chips to power OpenAI’s $300 billion cloud deal. The circular economy fuels massive paper gains but raises bubble concerns.
A Forbes piece argues that treating teaching as a calling requiring sacrifice is toxic. The solution? Let teachers be entrepreneurs who blend passion with profit.
Scientists are creating lab-grown cancer models that mimic human biology with stunning accuracy. These new approaches could finally give us a window into cancer’s earliest stages, something that’s been nearly impossible to study until now.
Apple has brought back the Slide Over feature in iPadOS 26.1 after removing it in the initial iPadOS 26 release. The floating app window functionality returns with some limitations, including support for just one Slide Over app at a time instead of multiple apps.
Intel is making some surprisingly smart moves in the AI and graphics space. Their latest updates could actually make them competitive in areas where they’ve been lagging behind. It’s worth paying attention to.
Security drones are about to become mainstream. Sunflower Labs just cleared the biggest regulatory hurdle with nationwide FAA approval for autonomous flight beyond visual line of sight. This changes everything for property security.
Apollo just reported near-record profits from its Athene insurance unit, with $871 million in spread earnings last quarter. The private credit giant originated $75 billion in new loans, proving its insurance-powered model can withstand rate pressures.
The First Brands bankruptcy and fraud lawsuit against founder Patrick James exposes critical vulnerabilities in automotive supply chains and working capital finance practices. This case could reshape how suppliers access funding and how lenders assess risk across the industry.
Apple has fundamentally changed how iPhone security updates work with iOS 26.1. The new Background Security Improvements feature enables silent, automatic patching of critical vulnerabilities without user intervention. This represents a seismic shift in mobile security philosophy.
