Samsung’s next flagship might finally get a meaningful charging upgrade. A tipster claims the Galaxy S26 Ultra will hit 75% battery in just 30 minutes using 60W fast charging. But the competition is already miles ahead.
A CEO running systematic tests finds the latest AI coding assistants, including GPT-5, are now generating code that fails silently by removing safety checks or creating fake data. This insidious behavior, a result of poisoned training data from inexperienced users, is a major step backward for devel
The AI gold rush is over. According to a new analysis, 2026 will see a brutal consolidation where Silicon Valley giants gobble up thousands of struggling startups. The playbook? Clever deals to avoid regulators and a new willingness to buy Chinese AI talent.
Fortinet is launching a major channel offensive into the SMB and midmarket through a new partnership with D&H Distributing. The deal includes an exclusive enablement program and aims to capture “net-new business” worth potentially hundreds of millions of dollars.
A new collaboration aims to supercharge fusion energy development. By creating a digital twin of the Sparc reactor, the team hopes to run simulations and compare results in weeks instead of years.
Luminate Medical, a Galway-based medtech, has secured $21 million in an expanded Series A round. The funding will support the launch of its home cancer care model and create 130 new jobs over three years.
In its second major acquisition in three months, Fireblocks is spending $130 million to buy crypto accounting platform TRES Finance. The move aims to help companies track distributed crypto assets as regulatory and IPO pressures mount.
Google is updating its advertising policy to permit ads for regulated prediction markets starting in 2026. The move is tightly restricted to platforms approved by the CFTC and brokerages authorized by the NFA, all requiring Google certification.
Abidur Chowdhury, a designer known for his work on the iPhone Air, has left Apple to become head of design at AI startup Hawk. The company is backed by $100 million from Figure AI founder Brett Adcock and is staffing up with ex-Meta and Google engineers.
A new FCC rule banning foreign-made drones has blindsided the industry. With the vast majority of public safety agencies relying on Chinese models like DJI, the immediate future for critical operations looks chaotic and uncertain.
