Microsoft is exploring a system-level AI clipboard for Windows, per a new patent. It could transform copied text, code, and images with simple prompts before you paste. This might be one of their more practical AI integrations yet.
A new partnership aims to tackle the massive energy needs of AI data centers. Addionics and PNT are joining forces to develop and manufacture cheaper, high-performance LFP battery cells for large-scale energy storage systems.
The AI boom is moving from training models to running them, and the hardware needs are shifting fast. Now, NVIDIA and SK hynix are reportedly teaming up on a new type of storage to fuel that next phase, and it could upend the entire memory market.
According to CNBC, AI startup Lovable’s new funding round values it at a staggering $6.6 billion. The round includes U.S. investors Accel and Khosla Ventures and marks a tripling of its valuation since July 2025.
The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, a $4 billion instrument with the capacity of “200 Hubbles,” is set to launch in 2027. Its first major task will be the High-Latitude Wide-Area Survey, staring into sparse cosmic voids to study dark energy. Researchers plan to analyze tens of thousands of these
Red Hat has acquired London-based AI safety startup Chatterbox Labs to bolster responsible AI tools. The move aims to help enterprises move AI projects from experimentation into secure, monitored production.
Netflix is diving deeper into video podcasts with a new deal. The streamer will start airing shows from iHeartMedia, including The Breakfast Club, in early 2026.
According to a presentation at the Fortune Brainstorm AI conference, most workers are barely scratching the surface of AI’s potential. Allie K. Miller, CEO of Open Machine, argues this misuse is making expensive corporate subscriptions worthless.
A new report highlights a $16 trillion problem: AI is struggling to integrate into real-world manufacturing. Despite massive economic incentives and projected market growth, outdated and disconnected systems are holding everything back.
According to a new leak, Apple’s long-rumored foldable iPhone is shaping up with some surprising compromises. To achieve a thin profile, the device may skip Face ID entirely in favor of a side-mounted Touch ID sensor.
