Omega Control Solutions has become a certified Siemens Solution Partner. This move aims to leverage Siemens’ tech, like digital twins, for faster, de-risked automation projects in sectors like hydrogen. But does this just add another layer to an already crowded ecosystem?
Samsung is deepening its partnership with AI search startup Perplexity. New code hints at a “Hey Plex” hotword for Galaxy devices, potentially pre-installed on the S26 series.
A new report claims Cisco is in talks to acquire cybersecurity asset management company Axonius for around $2 billion. Axonius has flatly denied the report, stating it is focused on building an independent company. The rumor highlights the intense consolidation in the cybersecurity sector as threats
The new release of GNU ddrescue, version 1.30, brings a massive improvement for recovering data from failing hard drives. It can now recover a 1TB drive with a dead head after just 283 read errors, a huge leap from the millions previously required.
For over a century, Alzheimer’s has been seen as a one-way street. But new research from Case Western Reserve University is flipping that script, showing that restoring a key energy molecule in the brain allowed mice with advanced Alzheimer’s to fully recover cognitive function. It’s a stunning find
Amazon is kicking off 2026 with a major discount on the Microsoft Surface Pro 12-inch. The Windows on Arm laptop, featuring a Snapdragon X Plus chip, is now priced at $755.99.
A new report from commercial real estate giant JLL identifies a powerful workplace archetype: the “empowered non-complier.” These high-skilled, often younger managers are simply ignoring office mandates, and companies are letting them. Their defiance signals a deep fracture in how work gets done.
As companies plan for 2026, leadership teams are focusing corporate training on five essential human growth skills for an AI-driven workplace. These skills are designed to boost engagement, foster innovation, and guide the effective use of AI tools.
A new project called MiDesktop brings the look and feel of the late-90s KDE 1 desktop environment to modern Linux distributions. It’s a fascinating, if buggy, nostalgia trip for anyone curious about Linux’s history.
A developer has released brow6el, a fully-featured web browser that runs inside a terminal emulator. It uses the Sixel graphics format and Chromium to render modern web pages with images, mouse support, and JavaScript. It’s positioned as an alternative to AI-bloated mainstream browsers.
