An 80-year-old operations analyst in Florida is postponing retirement indefinitely. His reason? The staggering cost of memory and assisted living care for his sister and ex-wife, which already totals about $12,000 a month and could climb higher.
Microsoft has confirmed it will provide your BitLocker recovery key to law enforcement with a valid legal order, but only if you’ve backed it up to their cloud. This policy, highlighted by a recent FBI case in Guam, forces a tough choice between convenience and absolute privacy. The fix? Store your
Following Unitree’s launch last December, OpenMind is now launching a second major app store for robots. It partners with companies like UBtech and Deep Robotics, aiming for thousands of apps. The vision is huge, but the starting lineup is… less so.
A new neuromorphic chip from Innatera claims to process sensor data 100x faster while using 500x less power than conventional methods. This could revolutionize battery life in smart home and wearable devices.
The Department of Homeland Security is using advanced AI video generators from Google and Adobe to produce public content. This includes recruitment ads and operational videos shared on social media, confirmed for the first time in internal documents.
OpenText has hired Ayman Antoun, the former president of IBM Americas, to be its new chief executive. He starts on April 20, succeeding interim CEO James McGourlay, with a mandate to accelerate growth in AI and information management.
Every month a data center project is delayed can erase millions in expected revenue and hurt overall returns. A new industry whitepaper argues that better reporting tools are key to preventing these costly overruns.
GOG is hiring a Senior C++ engineer to build a native Linux version of its Galaxy client from the ground up. This move aims to bring cloud saves and unified library management to Linux and Steam Deck users natively for the first time.
For 18 years, the Federal Reserve has operated a “floor system” paying interest to banks, a policy that may violate its 2008 statutory authority. The system now costs roughly $200 billion annually. This highlights a key difference with Bitcoin’s immutable monetary rules.
Vanguard International Semiconductor (VIS) has licensed high-voltage and low-voltage GaN technology from TSMC. The deal aims to accelerate VIS’s power GaN platform for data centers and automotive uses. Production is scheduled to begin in the first half of 2028.
