A strange split is happening in towns like Taylor, Texas. Residents are suing to stop new data centers but sitting quietly as server factories get approved. The difference in public perception is creating a wide-open path for manufacturers.
Frore Systems is pushing cooling tech to its limits. At CES, they showed a Liquidjet coldplate handling a 1950W NVIDIA Rubin GPU and a tiny, solid-state AirJet Mini G2 for next-gen laptops.
Hyundai is putting its Boston Dynamics Atlas robot into mass production, with plans to deploy it in smart factories by 2028. The goal is to build 30,000 units by 2030, but they insist it won’t be in your living room anytime soon. The focus is on dull, difficult, and consistent tasks humans hate.
Instead of treating AI tools as competitors, a smarter approach is to pair them. Using NotebookLM for source-grounded research and ChatGPT for creative expansion creates a surprisingly potent workflow for learning and content creation.
A new phishing campaign uses a deceptive ‘r’ and ‘n’ to mimic the letter ‘m’ in website addresses, targeting users of Microsoft and Marriott. The fake sites are nearly identical to the real ones, making the threat hard to spot, especially on phones. The best defense is to never log in via emailed li
The 2026 Imagination in Action forum at Davos brought together 275 leaders from tech, policy, and finance. The consensus? AI strategy is no longer about experimentation but deep institutional change, with a major focus on the next wave of “physical AI.”
Utah has launched a first-of-its-kind pilot program allowing an AI to handle prescription renewals without any human doctor in the loop. State officials and startup Doctronic say it will increase access and lower costs, but the American Medical Association warns it puts patients at risk by removing
A proposed one-time 5% wealth tax in California is forcing the state’s billionaires to make a choice. Their reactions, from moving assets to shrugging it off, highlight a classic split in financial risk tolerance under uncertainty.
Anurag, a journalist with five years in tech, replaced VS Code with the AI-native fork Cursor. After a month, he found its project-wide AI understanding, multi-line autocomplete, and agentic features too integrated to give up. The familiar interface made the switch seamless.
Niko Bonatsos, the investor behind early funding for Discord and the $10 billion startup Mercor, has left General Catalyst. He plans to start a new VC firm focused on young founders and consumer businesses.
