Canadian quantum startup SBQuantum just scored an €800,000 contract with the European Space Agency to develop advanced quantum magnetometers for space. The 21-month project aims to prove diamond-based sensors can outperform traditional space magnetometers. This could mean better monitoring of ocean
Canadian producers are redirecting enough lumber to build 75,000 American homes away from US markets. The move comes after Trump imposed additional tariffs on top of existing 35% duties, reshaping decades-old trade patterns.
Apple has seeded the second public beta of iOS 26.2 to testers, bringing visual customization options and regional feature expansions. The update includes a Liquid Glass slider for Lock Screen transparency and enables AirPods Live Translation specifically for European Union users.
Your PC case’s front ports might be convenient, but they’re almost always inferior to your motherboard’s rear connections. From audio interference to slower USB speeds, you’re making trade-offs every time you use them. Here’s why you should probably plug into the back instead.
Meta is giving Facebook Marketplace a significant overhaul focused on social shopping and AI integration. New features include Collections for group shopping, collaborative buying tools, and AI-powered question suggestions. The platform is also expanding with partner listings from eBay and Poshmark
AMD’s Financial Analyst Day outlined an ambitious growth strategy targeting over 35% compound annual revenue growth. The company sees AI reshaping everything from data centers to PCs, with detailed GPU roadmaps and $36B in embedded design wins.
MLS is making a major shift in its streaming strategy by moving from the standalone Season Pass subscription to Apple TV’s main platform. The change comes as Apple expands its sports offerings and aims to simplify the fragmented streaming landscape. This represents a significant evolution in the lea
The investor who predicted the 2008 crash says tech giants are artificially inflating profits by stretching depreciation schedules. Meta and Oracle could be overstating earnings by 20% or more.
A former Microsoft programmer who helped develop Windows Task Manager says the operating system “sucks” due to privacy violations, forced Microsoft accounts, and constant marketing. His critique comes as Microsoft pushes its “agentic OS” vision that users are overwhelmingly rejecting.
Ubisoft has taken the unusual step of halting trading of its shares on Euronext and delaying its half-year earnings report. The company requested the trading suspension from November 14 until it publishes results “in the coming days.” This move comes amid ongoing challenges for the French gaming gia
