Scientists Finally Make “Dark” Quantum Light Shine
A breakthrough from CUNY and UT Austin researchers reveals how to make dark excitons shine brightly. These quantum states could enable faster, smaller, and more energy-efficient technologies.
Author: Natalie Brooks
Natalie Brooks brings a distinctive perspective to technology journalism through her specialized focus on industrial computing systems and automation infrastructure, where she deciphers complex technical ecosystems for both specialized engineers and broader business audiences. Her reporting synthesizes deep industry analysis with emerging IoT applications, examining how edge computing and smart manufacturing converge to reshape production environments. With a methodology grounded in supply chain technology evolution, she consistently identifies pivotal trends before they reach mainstream discourse, establishing her as a forward-looking voice in industrial digitalization.
Capcom Scrapped Resident Evil Multiplayer Because Horror Was “Too Mild”
Capcom completely reworked Resident Evil Requiem after realizing the multiplayer version’s horror elements were “very mild.” The game, which was in development before Village, will now focus on survival horror with some multiplayer elements remaining. It releases February 27, 2026.
Is AI About to Delete Entry-Level Jobs?
The first ChatGPT generation graduates into a workforce where AI agents are replacing entry-level positions. New research reveals double-digit employment declines for young workers in AI-exposed roles. Here’s what’s really happening to the bottom rung of the career ladder.
Ayar Labs’ optical I/O could kill 600kW AI racks
Photonics startup Ayar Labs is collaborating with Global Unichip Corp to integrate optical I/O chiplets into XPU reference designs. The technology promises over 200 Tbps bandwidth, potentially making future interconnects 10x faster than today’s fastest options. This could enable AI accelerators to s
Your Computer’s BIOS Is Actually Dead – Here’s What You’re Really Using
The traditional BIOS that powered PCs for decades has been completely replaced by UEFI firmware since around 2012. Despite the technical upgrade, most people still call it “BIOS” out of habit. The modern UEFI system enables faster boot times, better security, and support for today’s massive storage
vivo’s X300 and X300 Pro hit India December 2
vivo just announced the exact launch date for its X300 series in India. Both phones arrive December 2 at 12 PM IST with multiple color options and a special camera accessory.
Your Next Phone Is About to Get More Expensive
Smartphone manufacturers are hitting a major cost wall as memory suppliers prioritize data center clients. Xiaomi, OPPO, and Vivo have reportedly stopped purchasing memory chips due to drastic price increases. This could mean either higher phone prices or lower specifications for consumers.
Valve’s 2026 Hardware Blitz: Steam Machine, Controller, VR Headset
Valve is launching three major hardware products in 2026 that could reshape gaming. The Steam Machine PC, Steam Frame VR headset, and redesigned Steam Controller all run Linux and target mainstream gamers. This represents Valve’s boldest push yet into the console market space.
Akira Ransomware Hits $244 Million in Just Two Months
The Akira ransomware group has escalated their attacks dramatically, pulling in $244 million in just two months. They’re now targeting Nutanix environments and exploiting patched SonicWall vulnerabilities to gain access in hours.
Scotland’s Data Center Boom Heats Up With New Glasgow Expansion
DataVita has filed plans to develop a new three-story data center facility on 1.8 hectares in Chapelhall, North Lanarkshire. This comes as Scotland sees multiple gigawatt-scale data center proposals after historically minimal market development despite abundant renewable power.