A new experiment has created particles of light that require 37 dimensions to describe their state. This pushes the known limits of quantum “nonclassality,” suggesting our understanding of quantum mechanics is still just the tip of the iceberg.
Canada’s manufacturing sector ended 2025 on a weak note, with the S&P Global PMI stuck in contraction territory. Output and new orders fell again, driven by market uncertainty and tariffs that are disrupting supply chains and crushing export sales.
Eric Schmidt, the former Google CEO, isn’t slowing down at 70. He’s launching a new company, Bolt Data & Energy, to build power and data centers in West Texas, arguing that energy is AI’s biggest bottleneck. He says his drive comes from a sense of responsibility shaped by his late friend and mentor,
Apple’s next major iPhone software update, iOS 26.3, is expected to arrive in the last week of January 2026. A specific report points to January 26 as the most likely date. This update will be crucial for security, as there won’t be a parallel iOS 18 release.
The gap between technical genius and career advancement is often a communication gap. Leaders who master translating complex ideas into compelling narratives are the ones who secure funding and reach the C-suite.
Finnish police have taken control of a ship suspected of causing damage to a critical undersea telecommunications cable. The incident is the latest in a series affecting Baltic Sea infrastructure, raising tensions in the region.
Shlomo Kramer, CEO of Cato Networks, warns that the AI investment frenzy is a bubble that will unwind. He argues there’s a “dislocation” between sky-high valuations and the technology’s current, modest real-world impact.
LG has thrown its hat into the “TV as art” ring with the new Gallery TV. Set to debut at CES 2026, it will feature customizable frames and a paid art subscription service.
While AI sucks up all the oxygen, other transformative technologies are quietly moving from labs to reality. From batteries that are also car frames to European laws forcing accessible design, the future is being built right now. These trends have massive implications for energy, security, and how w
TechCrunch just unveiled its Startup Battlefield 200, a massive list of enterprise tech contenders. Beyond the 20 on stage, 180 others are pitching in categories like AI, sales, and data. It’s a snapshot of where founder energy is going right now.
