Researchers have dramatically extended how far quantum computers can communicate through fiber cables. The breakthrough could enable quantum networks spanning continents rather than just cities.
Solstice Advanced Materials reported its first quarterly earnings since separating from Honeywell. Revenue grew 7% to $969 million while adjusted EBITDA margins contracted due to spinoff costs. The stock has been highly volatile with limited analyst coverage.
Samsung has partnered with British Gas to offer special weekend energy rates for appliance owners. The deal provides half-price electricity between 11am and 4pm on Saturdays and runs through October 2026. Customers need a smart meter and eligible Samsung products to qualify.
Parse Biosciences, a Seattle-based single-cell RNA sequencing company, is being acquired by Netherlands-based Qiagen for $225 million in cash. The deal is expected to close in December and will add Parse’s 110 employees and approximately $40 million in sales to Qiagen’s operations.
Meta and other tech giants are outspending entire industries to influence EU digital policy. Oracle is preparing massive debt financing for global AI data centers, while OpenAI is training AI to handle professional consulting tasks.
Qualcomm’s CEO Cristiano Amon revealed during the Q4 2025 earnings call that the company assumes a 75% share with Samsung for the Galaxy S26. This follows the Galaxy S25 being 100% Snapdragon due to Samsung’s foundry issues. The key word here is “assumption” – not a confirmed strategy shift.
Ubuntu’s reputation for being bloated comes from its beginner-friendly approach, but there are ways to get a cleaner experience. The Server edition offers a minimal foundation, while other distros provide even leaner alternatives. Here’s how to navigate Ubuntu’s bloat issue.
The New York Times is letting subscribers create their own Wordle puzzles. The feature works on mobile apps and browsers, with custom URLs for sharing. It’s a clever way to keep the word game fresh.
The Japanese publisher revealed an ambitious plan to transform game development quality assurance. Their partnership with University of Tokyo researchers aims to dramatically reduce manual testing workloads through AI automation technology.
The traditional stacked approach to datacenter infrastructure has reached its end. An Infrastructure Operating System could unify compute, storage, and networking into a single platform while natively embedding AI capabilities.
